Shock Absorbers These will Serve to a corsa 2004 chevy
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1996 is last year chevy made the corsica. There is an Opal Corsa and Chevy did make a similar model to Opal also named Corsa - it however was not available in the US . Plus its a compact car - these shock would be to big. hope this helps - good luck in your search
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They are for a ford ranger, please look up what item # your shock is before wasting peoples time by having them do your research for you. Go to http://www.monroe.com/en-US/
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Just one. Save your cash unless you like soft shocks. Give these a look at, I've been very happy with them. Monroe 58637 Sensa-Trac Load Adjusting Shock Absorber
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We purchased the shock absorber AND the complete strut assembly kit. Our vehicle is a GMC Envoy XUV, and had to have both. Hope this helps with your question.
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They are for the rear. I had them put on my 1998 corolla. The mechanic had to make them work as everything did not line up exact. I've had them for a few months now. While they fixed the major problem (busted shock), I am not impressed with the performance of these shocks. You may be better off paying more (almost double the price) for monroes or something with better performance. But if you need the cheapest way out these will work if you have a 1998 corolla
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These are front shocks. The rear shocks (at least for the Explorer, other vehicles may vary) are part number 32253
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I have a 2004 GMC 1500 Z71 that is 4x4 and I have these shocks on my truck. I ordered the same shocks for my companies work truck which is almost identical to yours.
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Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a stiffer shock. But, the HHR is built for comfort and utility and not for speed, so it suits my needs admirably. Hope this helps. Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a... » Read More Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a stiffer shock. But, the HHR is built for comfort and utility and not for speed, so it suits my needs admirably. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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if your OEM shocks fit and are unaffected by the backspacing on your rims...these shocks will work. They are direct replacements.
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According to the manufacturer, they will only fit 2004 and newer models. They make an 11.75" shock for that model, it is part number FS-04501-SET. Thanks.
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Great shocks I like them so much better than the OEM shocks. Make sure you replace the stabilizer shock as well. Made a big difference in the way the truck handles and rides.
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Yes they fit and work grea. If you have duals or a custom exhaust you might have trouble because they are a lot thicker then the stock shocks.
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These shocks are for stock ride height. You should be looking at the Bilstein 5100 for the lift.
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These are for the front. You will need shocks for the rear. If you're only buying one, make sure it is for the correct side.
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it will absorb a lot of the road vibrations over the stock dampener. I have them installed on my 2500 ram lifted and oversize tires. greatly took that "truck" feel steering and tamed it down. especially over those road transitions i.e. bridges and uneven lane changes
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These are adjustable and should work on just about any vehicle. I use them my GMC Acadia. I like them because they're so easy to put on; and they stay secure. Very little vibration.
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I don't know. I bought them and a friend installed them. They work perfectly as a replacement for the OEM shocks.
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They are for the front. The rear are just shocks. Sorry for the delay; I just saw the post. Good luck!