Stock shocks
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Originally Posted by FrostyZ28
How long do the stock shocks in these cars typically last?
I'm working on a deal for a 98 w/74K on it and the owner thinks they're the original stockers.
I'm working on a deal for a 98 w/74K on it and the owner thinks they're the original stockers.
I would say that 74K is approaching the end of the road for those.
HTH,
Robert
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From: Tampa fl
I would say the shocks are ready for replacement at 50k. You can get new ones for $200-$500 and install them yourself. No big deal. Ask them to deduct some of that expense from the price of the car that way you can pick the shocks you want. 
