Hey,
My boyfriend recently bought a 2002 Chevy TrailBlazer EXT 4x4 with towing package used. The seller was a women who as I could tell was unfamiliar with cars too much. I started doing some work on it to replace both front and back shocks. We also ended up in a ditch the other day by accident and due to an unfortunate accident and when getting out we broke off the resonator so I am in the process of replacing that as well. When looking into how I will be doing that I noticed that the back has coil springs however it does not have the actual shock. Has anybody ever seen a car not having shocks and just coil springs? I have a 1996 Toyota Camry and have them.. I am just looking for a sanity check here..
I am obviously planning to add new shocks and currently looking at the Monroe Sensa-Trac. We don't really use the towing feature of it, but its nice to have for when we look to moving.
My boyfriend recently bought a 2002 Chevy TrailBlazer EXT 4x4 with towing package used. The seller was a women who as I could tell was unfamiliar with cars too much. I started doing some work on it to replace both front and back shocks. We also ended up in a ditch the other day by accident and due to an unfortunate accident and when getting out we broke off the resonator so I am in the process of replacing that as well. When looking into how I will be doing that I noticed that the back has coil springs however it does not have the actual shock. Has anybody ever seen a car not having shocks and just coil springs? I have a 1996 Toyota Camry and have them.. I am just looking for a sanity check here..
I am obviously planning to add new shocks and currently looking at the Monroe Sensa-Trac. We don't really use the towing feature of it, but its nice to have for when we look to moving.