Monroe® SET-TS171665-2 Front, Driver and Passenger Side Fully Loaded Strut, Quick-strut Series
Manufacturer #SET-TS171665-2
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Industry-Standard Quality Parts| Label | Value |
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| Location | Front, Driver And Passenger Side |
| Components | (2) Loaded Strut |
| Type | Fully Loaded Strut |
| Condition | New |
| Quantity Sold | Set of 2 |
| Recommended Use | OE Replacement |
| Damping Type | Non-adjustable |
| Design | Twin-tube |
| Color Finish | Black |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Collapsed Length | 10.38 in. Collapsed Length |
| Extended Length | 17.5 in. Extended Length |
| Replaces OE Number | ST8581, SR4090, 55S11450, 11450, 815078, 92140456, G56929, 2701412138, 171665, LS56929, 1332353, LS3484711B, 812291 |
| Interchange Part Number | JB280520, ST8581, SR4090, 55S11450, 11450, 815078, 92140456, G56929, 2701412138, 171665, LS56929, 1332353, LS3484711B, 812291 |
| Lower Mount Style | U-bracket Lower Mount Style |
| Upper Mount Style | Stem Upper Mount Style |
| Warranty | Lifetime Monroe limited warranty |
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| Series | Quick-strut Series |
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Monroe®Front, Driver And Passenger Side Fully Loaded Strut, Quick-Strut Series
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The strut fit beautifully and car rides smoothly especially over pot holes .
PH
Posted by Penny H. / Wed, Jun 17
It was a good fit
JH
Posted by James H. / Mon, Jun 15
It was a Good fit
JH
Posted by James H. / Mon, Jun 15
Performs like or better than the OEM shocks.
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Posted by BrandonJoeyy / Sun, Jun 14
Love em,I would definitely recommend this productFront, Driver And Passenger Side Fully Loaded Strut, Quick-Strut Series
Great product, car drive like it's brand new, breaks better, handles better and drives better overall
JP
Posted by Jose P. / Sat, Jun 13
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Question: Is these shocks all that I need to stop my 1998 Buick Riviera supercharged to stop bouncing around whenever I hit a bump in the road?Lurch / Sep 28, 2021
Hi Michael, I'm glad to help you out. If your 1998 Buick Riviera doesn't have electronic suspension, then yes. Take advantage of the sale price and limited stocks for this item. Click this link to order this part: https://www.carparts.com/shock-absorber-and-strut-assembly/monroe/set-ts171665-2?can=CPAP3648
I hope this helps. Happy shopping.
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Answered by Aldrin P. / Tue, Sep 28It all depends on if the bounce is in the back. I replaced the struts & still had the bounce when I hit bumps. So I replaced the rear shocks as well. But go with an air shock in the rear. I went back with what it called for in the rear & my rear still sits low in the back. So I'm going with an air shock for the rear. But no more bounce I'll say that.
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Answered by Stanley L. / Tue, Sep 28Yes, if your cars bounces like that after hitting a bump it’s time to replace them. Be mindful of the strut bolt holes on the bottom. Some are oblong and can really throw your camber off. I recommend having it checked for alignment after
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Answered by Daniel B. / Wed, Sep 29Definitely will help, but should always have the whole front end checked. Might need to replace the rear as well, for a new car like ride.
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Answered by Lucas B. / Tue, Sep 28Yes that is what my car was doing after I changed the structs it stopped! Also check your ball joints for wear!
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