🔧 Monroe MA762 Max-Air Adjust Shock Absorber: Ultimate Suspension Control for Superior Performance Review

The product arrived and it was obvious that someone had already installed it - the product was defective because one of the knocks was loud - that's probably why it was returned for the first time and repackaged and sent to me.

They will not fit my 1972 Nova although it was said they would because of the location of the air intake. If the fitting had been fitted it would have run against the frame of the car and obviously couldn't be used the other way or the tire would bump into it. I returned for a refund.

I bought these for my 2004 Chevy Colorado ZQ8. These will work if you use multiple washers on the inside of the lower shock mount. I had about 50,000 miles. on them before I replaced them. My truck is lowered, which was a good way to keep the loading capacity.

These shock absorbers are GREAT! I have used these (ma762) on a lowered Colorado (blocks) and they fit perfectly and are great for towing my 4WD to avoid axle wobble and straighten the truck backwards. FYI if you have an upscale Chevy Colorado use the ma759. EDIT: They only lasted a year and then started leaking oil.

Just what I needed for my car. I have used airbags in coil springs for several years. A bag ripped out of the exhaust pipe due to the heat. I searched for Revain and found them in the Warehouse Deals section. Great price, delivery in a few days. I installed them with no problems. The rear of the car is now at a good height again and the dampers have good travel. This is a recommended item.

Got these shocks a few weeks ago to raise the rear of my '72 El Camino two inches. I pumped them up with a stationary bike pump because I was afraid of pushing too hard. At about 75 psi I had the rear end right where I wanted it. You can increase the pressure but it's not recommended for long term use, I could probably lift about 3.5 inches going to 100psi. The shocks come with a shim kit to ensure the shocks don't stick. exactly what they say, what they do!