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Gabriel CONTROL Monotube Absorber - Model 77954 Review

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Description of Gabriel CONTROL Monotube Absorber - Model 77954

Performance designed Monotube for trucks, vans & SUVs, chromed rod. MaxComfort - Larger 1 13⁄16" (46mm) bore size allows the shock to react quicker to bumps and other road imperfections, creating the smoothest ride possible. MaxEndurance - Single-tube design and multi-stage sealing minimize chamber temperature and debris entry for longer-lasting performance. MaxPerformance - High-pressure nitrogen gas and floating piston technology allow the shock to immediately react to steering wheel movements, providing the ultimate in handling and performance. MaxSafety - Sensitivity and quick response time keep tires in contact with the road to maximize braking effectiveness, keeping you in control at all times. Front: Dodge: 2002 - 05 Ram 1500 RWD, 2006 - 08 Ram 1500 RWD Crew Cab Pickup. Included components: 1 shock, 1 nut, 2 retainers, 1 sleeve, 2 bushings.

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Wrong picture, bad product, not durable

Bad quality, wrong product picture, doesn't even last half a year. Worn out on my Dodge truck in less than 1 year, almost no cushioning at the end (very dangerous). The gray pic above is a single tube shock, but the black shock they show where they talk about construction is NOT a single tube, it's an old fashioned twin tube (like the Red Ryder or LTV shocks were). They're not bad, but they're not what they used to be - but run away from these single tubes, they've never improved on their…

Pros
  • shock absorber
Cons
  • discontinued model

A month later they were still fantastic on my Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 4x4 cab. The original Mopar shock absorbers were dropped after 12 years and probably should have been replaced sooner. They didn't leak, but body roll and tire slippage were evident in corners, as was diving under braking. They have solved this problem and improved handling tenfold. They were a bit stiff at first but are now "frozen" and represent excellent value for money, especially for a quality monotube construction. Bilstein…

Pros
  • Damping and Vibration Control System
Cons
  • Expensive