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need one or two, these bolt the shock to the rear end. Please PM me or post here if you have spares, a parted out car, etc. etc. Thanks
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2000 Firebird A4 black hardtop
intake/exhaust, fuel/ignition, pcm retune, rims/tires
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I'm pretty sure I tossed both these and a set of rear shocks not that long ago ... don't new shocks come with nuts? -
I'm sure these are available from the dealer for less than $51994 Z28 - 2002 M3 - 2015 1.0T Mileage Accumulator
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The one I called said GM discontinued it, sold the rights to another company, and they are $17 EACH now. Damn scamming *******s. I need these soon car is sitting til i find one. Someone help locate some please.Originally posted by landstuhltaylor View Post
The koni I bought came with the top ones but not the bottom ones.
Gm part # 10274280
Metric m14x2x25.5Last edited by 00firebird; December 3rd, 2013, 12:20 PM.2000 Firebird A4 black hardtop
intake/exhaust, fuel/ignition, pcm retune, rims/tires
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Im pretty sure I have them. I need to find em though.Comment
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I got a bunch of nuts, but I'm not sure what size they are. I'll see if I have any.Comment
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Think any of those will work? I might have some on my old shocks though. I'll check when I get home.
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[MENTION=1993]Darren[/MENTION] don't you have someThe Original
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I found some at NAPA for $1 and change, I don't think these are grade rated bolts though. Not sure if that matters? Maybe these will be temporary.
@Null the stock one seemed to be a 22MM socket, not sure if that helps figure out which ones are which. My one surviving stock one also looked like it had some kind of sleeve inside it. Actually I'm not even sure if that one is original either. Could have been changed at some point. I'm not in a uber rush to find them now, but still interested in getting the GM ones.
DSC_2887.jpgDSC_2889.jpgLast edited by 00firebird; December 3rd, 2013, 10:47 PM.2000 Firebird A4 black hardtop
intake/exhaust, fuel/ignition, pcm retune, rims/tires
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I believe they are the ones on the bottom. If you want them, Let me know.
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They might be compression/nyloc nuts I believe, they help prevent the nut from backing out. Torque them right and you shouldn't have to worry.
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Yeah we have quite a few in our "junk" drawerOriginally posted by bigjon88 View Postsigpic
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Originally posted by meissenOriginally posted by 81DaytonaPaceCarYep, pretty much...not too often I agree 100% with Darren, but there it is...
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