Will these shocks work with the OE compressor on my 08' Suburban LTZ with Z55 suspension?
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Not sure about the 08 suburban with that suspension type but they worked on my 07 Yukon Denali XL and were very easy to install and I am a novice when it comes to working on cars. The only head ache is the top bolt just because it is hard to get to. I also replaced the OEM compressor with a new one (also bought on Amazon) and that was real easy too. As long as they (Arnott) say those will fit in your 08, you should be fine. (The compressor type shouldn't matter) I also got a $50 check for returning the old shocks.
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If you go to Arnotts website you will be able to enter your cars information and it will tell you if the shocks are the right fit for your Suburban. I own a Escalade and I bought a compressor from a different website and my shocks from Amazon and everything was compatible. Hope that helps you
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I'm not sure it depends on your particlular application. I go to rockauto.com to see whats out there for what I need and then shop for prices when I have the right part number. These shocks are generally for the rear. Hope this helps some.
1059994
Yes it works with your stock shocks, it does take away from your ride quality. Very easy to install.
821043
Not sure about that. These did work on my Tundra although the springs are larger than the slots on the compressors. However, the compressors worked great. Use lots of oil on the threads when compressing.
1296244
Very likely, as they are a common size. I used these on a 70 C10 and the shocks of this era are all similar. Good luck.
1734274
I use those in the front of a 99 Cherokee XJ. The rear shocks are different.
288576
As long as you are using the stock air shocks yes. If not, then I do not know for sure. The have trouble sometimes fitting with coil shocks.
1499780
I put them on a 2004 Buick lesabre which had factory gm air shocks on the rear with a built in air compressor on the right rear to keep the level if your cadilac a compressor unhook it the air shocks will go higher when you use the lines the come with the shocks qand drill a hole in the trunk for the tee .
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No. The stock shocks have the travel. So after market shocks will be the same. As long as you have no lift kit installed.
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No they will not. If you are something to keep your truck level when towing, you need either air shocks or a leveling system that includes an on board compressor. FYI, I used K.Y.B. shocks on two vehicles and have had problems with them, I will never buy them again. I have gone back to using Gabriel shocks.
750652
I used them on a 2004 lesabre with level ride system easiest shock I have ever changed no other things needed, but I heard sometimes new air fittings needed
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I,m sure they will not work. You will need a shock with longer travel. Look at different lift kit to see which rancho shock they offer with their 3'' lift kit. And then you will get the right length shock.
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Wish I could help a fellow rider. I only do Hondas. Sorry. If your shock had an adjustment ring with small square cut-outs it "should" work. My best guess.
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I only installed them on the rear, and haven't checked to see if they are compatible to the front shock.
431539
Yeah they will fit but it's not like a normal shock it's like a steering staibilizer shock you need the 9000 on because it has gas in iy
114381
not sure. you should check what years this particular shock will fit. I replaced mine with these on a 2006 Yukon Denali and they work great for the price.
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Usually compressor fails because shocks are leaking. Best to do it all, or if money is tight then replace with standard shocks.