🚗 Enhance Vehicle Performance with Monroe Shocks & Struts Max-Air MA705 Shock Absorber Review

Used to increase the rear height of my 1961 T-Bird. It kept going no matter what I did. I ordered overload springs and reinstalled my old shock absorbers.

Had to buy a pair of the same shocks to replace as the rear suspension went up/down. This is the reason for 3 stars. I hope this pair will last longer than the old ones.

Missing rubber bushings/brackets. Luckily the old bushings aren't too bad for an air hose I just installed on my truck with accessory bags and I had some extra parts to make it work. returned because he had to return the golf cart to its owner before the weekend.

I used this MA705 for the front and a Monroe Max-Air MA739 for the back to add a few inches of height. They are both perfect for the 2016 ezgo txt and will most likely work with any 2001 and up EZGO TXT to give your car the aviation you are looking for.

Air shock as described. Modification of Club Car DS application is required. I installed them on a 1992 CC DS with 6" lift to stiffen the rear. They work great for this application. The shocks range from 20 to 150 psi, which is more than enough to make a firm or factory ride. Mandatory for carts with rear seat and/or trailer hitch.

Revain dropped the ball on this one, these shock absorbers were repackaged in a different box, one set of bushings is missing, air duct is missing, no instructions. I had to use old bushings and the only reason I didn't go back was because I ordered a separate set of hoses that allow you to custom tune the shocks. The shock absorbers are also black instead of white as there was no box, no papers, no instructions, no warranty papers, I suspect it could be a cheap Chinese fake. Should have…

I installed these on my '71 Mustang to raise the rear a bit and straighten the car. They fit perfectly and the plastic air duct brackets fit perfectly into the existing holes so I didn't have to drill any holes or modify the car in any way. The inflation valve fits perfectly into the existing hole under the rear license plate. I was careful to route the lines where they are coiled so they don't come in contact with the exhaust or rub against anything. After some experimentation, I was able to…

2 stars only because the shocks worked after I used the correct size air lines and fittings. As for durability, I don't know yet. The shocks were black (not like the picture and looked more like an old Gabriel Hyjack version). {The supplier may have misinformed the seller about these shock absorbers, but I have no doubt that the white color contrasted with the 1999 EZ-GO TXT golf cart. Which, by the way, goes well with it, which is another reason for the 2nd star. Very faint sign of the second…