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#493311 - 06/10/09 07:09 PM Installing Shocks
obsund Junior Member Registered: 06/10/09 Posts: 3	This may be a really stupid question....however I have NO idea where to get shocks installed because I don't want to install them myself...also do you have to buy 4 seperate shocks? Two for the front and two for the rear? I'm used to a honda civic and have no idea what I'm doing. Thanks guys!!!
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#493312 - 06/10/09 07:34 PM Re: Installing Shocks [Re: obsund]
granitex Member Registered: 22/06/09 Posts: 418 Loc: Columbus. Oh	Any shop can put on shocks for you, from the dealer, to midas, to the backyard mechanic. Oh and yes you want to get 4 shocks, one for each wheel. Edited by granitex (06/10/09 07:34 PM) _________________________ Still rollin with the South Side Ninja
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#493314 - 06/10/09 09:36 PM Re: Installing Shocks [Re: granitex]
obsund Junior Member Registered: 06/10/09 Posts: 3	thank you!
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#493316 - 06/10/09 10:20 PM Re: Installing Shocks [Re: obsund]
slantyshanty Member Registered: 24/06/09 Posts: 283 Loc: Northern Michigan	you could really save yourself some serious cash and do it yourself. it's one of the easiest things you can do. all you need is a jack, jackstands, and a few hand tools. _________________________ 2004 World Champ - 4x4 Man Trans - Silver - 3"SL+2"BL - Revolvers - Rancho RS9000XL's - Rancho RS5000 stab w/IAB - ARB rear locker - 34" BFG MT's Soft 8's - Blood red Shrock Sliders - Mean Green 180A - Optima 31 Bluetop - U-bolt skids - Hz+dB's
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#493355 - 08/10/09 05:06 PM Re: Installing Shocks [Re: slantyshanty]
Kaiser Member Registered: 18/01/03 Posts: 6372 Loc: Austin, Texas	Originally Posted By: slantyshanty you could really save yourself some serious cash and do it yourself. it's one of the easiest things you can do. all you need is a jack, jackstands, and a few hand tools. While that is true, if he's not even sure how many there are then working on his truck just may not be his thing... Oh - be aware that the front and rears are not typically the same part number - at least that's true on the '00-'04 Xterras. The front shocks are much smaller/shorter and they mount differently. Enjoy the Xterra _________________________ Warning! Do not sear the top of your neck hole in the molten lactate extract of hoofed mammals.
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