Bad shocks
Well stock replacements might be easier done yourself, the dealership will try and rip you off. But the blues are a little upgrade from the stockers and will run just under $300 for all 4 if I remember correctly. I think I got mine for $240ish.
Shocks don't sag, springs do, and isloators go out. You need to check your shocks first. It's simple to do, look at them, if there is any fluid leaking, they are bad. The next thing is to go to the corners of the car, give one solid push downward on each corner, the car should go down, come up, and stop, any more bouncing than that, and the shocks are blown.
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KingRando
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Oct 2, 2015 08:06 AM




