Shocks??

my car has Gabriel shocks that I bought from Autozone 10 yrs ago, and they are lifetime warrenty, I have replaced the 2 front ones a couple of times.

now the car is acting like all four shocks are weak again.

I'm looking for opinions, should I just replace with the sameones (Free under the warrenty), or are they any better ones out there, I don't race the car, just normal driving.

I was looking at the KYB gas-adjust shocks for $179 free shipping from MU. how are compared to others.

http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=SHOCK4+01

I've used them on several street cars with no problems. Chuck

Spend your money once..Yes they are a few bucks more but well worth it..

http://www.streetortrack.com/Bilstein-front-shock-for-71-73-Mustang-Street-valving-pr-24513.html

http://www.streetortrack.com/Bilstein-rear-shock-for-65-73-Mustang-60-65-Falcon-pr-24056.html

The standard KYB's from Rock Auto are $25 and $18 for each front and rear shock respectively. I think they handle better than the Gabriels and have lasted much longer.

The KYB gas-a-just shocks on Rock Auto are $136 + shipping if you would like to save some money.

Someone on here had some for sale cheap in TX.

Fast Eddie had them.

I have the gasAjust and love them. They have a firmer more modern ride than the Gabriels. I used them too.

looks like the gas-A-just are the way to go.

Thanks for the in put.

For anyone who is looking for something a little more high-end, we offer a selection of bolt-in shocks for the 71-73. The VariShock bolt-ins come single adjustable, and double adjustable, or in our new Factory Valved setting. Pricing starts at $289 a pair.

More info here: http://www.cachassisworks.com/c-659-mustang-71-73.aspx

And details on what makes them tick and all their unique features can be found here: http://www.cachassisworks.com/Attachments/DataSheets/VAS_14XXX_DS_WEB.pdf

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Rears

Glad I haven't replaced my shocks yet, also can't wait to start my new career job where I'll have twice the pay and twice the benefits.

Cachassisworks is bookmarked on my browser.