treehan77
TYF Fiend
Nivomats are usually at least $250 per shock
Shock for 02 yukon?
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Damn..., can you buy aftermarket brand (Monroe, rancho, bilstein) similar like nivomats? The one have coil spring in it.
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
Unless someone is selling a good used set. I sold mine for $50--and they were still good.
CountryBoy19
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That is the price of the aftermarket, the Nivomat that are OEM are over $300.
treehan77
TYF Fiend
OEM IS $245 on amazon. I bought them there, but they had a 20% off ac del o sale when I did, so they were just under $200 each. I waited 3 years for the deal though lol
ACDelco 580-354
ACDelco 580-354
What did you get to replace it?
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
I lowered it, so I replaced springs along with shocks. First I used kyb shocks, which weren't that great for my truck, then replaced with Bilstein 4600's, which I live. Firmed up the ride really good. Feels like a different truck--in a good way.
Do you know which one , or parts number for the aftermarket?
CountryBoy19
Full Access Member
This is what rockauto.com shows; only 4 that I know of that make them. If you want to be certain you need these look at your RPO list in the glovebox, it's a sticker with a bunch of 3-digit codes on it. You're looking for ZW7 & G65. If you have both of those you should have these shocks or you should replace your rear coil-springs if you want to use another shock type.
$244.79
$277.79
$317.79
$281.79
AFAIK Sachs is the OEM so the Sachs part should be just as good as the Delco, I wonder if they've made some improvements not taken into account in the cost of the ACDelco? I don't know why the price difference otherwise. This is the one I was thinking of when I said OE was over $300. Looks like the ACdelco is less.
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