Thanks, Robert That was good information, especially the Vixen info on the shocks. I'm not absolutely sure that I have a shock problem; when I had the front tires replaced the tech said the old ones had "strut wear". I have a vibration/shimmy that starts at about 45 MPH, and the new front tires didn't fix it. I'm going to try the newest computer balancing machine and see what happens. Jim -- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "therealdmcvegas" <DMCVegas@xxxx> wrote: > --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "davvet2" <davvet2@xxxx> wrote: > > Has anyone on the list bought and installed the Monroe or KYB shocks > > that have been sold on Ebay? They are said to be a direct > > replacement, and easy install. I need to replace mine, and don't want > > to have to use washers, etc. and want something less expensive than > > the Girling OE shocks. > > > > If anyone has the part numbers for these shocks it would be greatly > > appreciated, so I can look at them before buying. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Jim > > I don't know that these are the same exact shocks, but after reading > this, I wouldn't waste my time buying them. > > http://projectvixen.com/week09.htm > > For literaly the same price, PJ Grady, and Marty Maier over @ Mid > State DeLorean club offer their own performance shock kits. And for > not much more either, price wise. Plus, it comes with adjustable, rear > shock collars so you can also lower the rear end as well. > http://www.midstatedmc.com/parts/shocks.html > > Stick with buying you DeLorean parts like this from people who've > taken the time to research the compatability, and are not some > fly-by-night eBay'er who is getting their information from an old, > outdated cross-over list. > > Also, take note that this same seller "szyszek", is one who has been > seen selling non-DeLorean parts in the past on eBay, and trying to > pass them off as compatabile (see the previous discussion about the > "air valve"). > > -Robert > vin 6585 "X"