Axle Absorbers!!!!!

Does anyone know a website where someone can get axle absorbers? I found out that Ford discontinued them and I need a pair! They're also used on Mustang GT's so I don't know why they would do that! I guess everyone knows what I'm talking about...the ones that bolt onto the axle right by the shocks, run horizontal towards the back and bolt onto the body. HELP!!!!!

Any good supply house sells them. Monroe makes a good set for about 15.00 ea. It takes about 30 minutes to replace them.

Yep,he's right,you can get them from Advance or Pep Boys or Napa or wherever,but the catch is you have to buy them for a Mustang of the same year,for some reason Advace didn't have them listed for our cars but they do for the Mustang.Maybe my MR.HELPY HELPERTON didn't know what the heck he was doing.I know,I know,hard to believe at a parts store right?HA HA AHA AHAHAH

Yep,he's right,you can get them from Advance or Pep Boys or Napa or wherever,but the catch is you have to buy them for a Mustang of the same year,for some reason Advace didn't have them listed for our cars but they do for the Mustang.Maybe my MR.HELPY HELPERTON didn't know what the heck he was doing.I know,I know,hard to believe at a parts store right?HA HA AHA AHAHAH

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Too much fun, what's that mean?That's like too much boost,there's no such thing.

Where exactly is Portsmouth? I'm in Lorain(near Cleveland) and Budget Auto Parts had them for under $15 a peice for Monroe. There's only one problem though... You can't slide them off the mounts in the rear. You can either use a BIG pipe wrench and twist them off or unbolt the mounts from a rusty frame. We opted for the twist off method...

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Blade

"Drive it like you stole it"

88 bone stock TC with 138k, 5spd, burgundy, almost all options. Soon to have a pillar boost guage along with new tires, zinc plated rotors and a custom paint job

It's about 2hrs. south of Columbus at the bottom of the state. You can see it on a map...you may need a magnifying glass, but it's there.

Originally posted by Swoltz:
It's about 2hrs. south of Columbus at the bottom of the state. You can see it on a map...you may need a magnifying glass, but it's there.

I drive through there all the time on the way to Cinncinati and Illinois!

I work ata parts store so I know that they are available. I think the part number for Monroe is 32242, and Blade is right they are under $15.00 a piece. And most of the people at Advance and Auto Zone don't know what the hell they are doing. Work at AZ for 2 months couldn't stand the stupidity anymore had to quit!! And by the way were I work we still use the old fashioned books!!

I work ata parts store so I know that they are available. I think the part number for Monroe is 32242, and Blade is right they are under $15.00 a piece. And most of the people at Advance and Auto Zone don't know what the hell they are doing. Work at AZ for 2 months couldn't stand the stupidity anymore had to quit!! And by the way were I work we still use the old fashioned books!!
By the way they are called axle dampners.

Here are a couple other offerings for rear quad shocks as well.

KONI #25-1515
KYB #KG4521
BILSTEIN #B36-2149

Brent Abrams

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1985 Cougar XR-7 5-speed: Child & Albert 5.7" Super Sports Rods, Custom Wiseco Pistons bored .030" Over, Childs & Albert ZGS Rings, ARP head studs, main studs & rod bolts, Ported Big Valve Head w/Ranger Roller Cam, Port Matched Intake w/ ’88 Upper, Motorsport Front Mount Intercooler, Ported E6, Esslinger Main Strap Kit, Original T3, Gillis Boost Valve, 3" DP w/No Cat & ’88 TC OEM Dual Exhaust, K&N, ’88 TC Front A-arms & Spindles w/ 73mm Calipers, ’88 TC Rear w/Disc Brakes, 3:73 Gears, Eibach Pro Kit, Koni's, Energy Suspension sway bar bushings, Hella headlight conversion, 140 Speedo.
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