Max-Air MA702 Air Adjustable Air Shock Absorber Pack of 2 for Chevrolet Bel Air

I've had Monroe air shocks on my 1967 Pontiac GTO for about 15 years (car doesn't get driven much) and they held up well (no pun intended). I tried to install them myself at first, as I tend to do everything, but I found my confidence level was way above my skill level. These may not be difficult to install on some cars but due to the poor design on my cars upper connection for me it was not possible. These are good shocks, check your air lines for leaks, usually the problem. I went by the picture and wanted white shocks as shown but got black. I'm ok with it but specify the color you want before purchase.

These were easy to install and worked perfectly in giving my classic car a real aggressive stance.

Hose line should be a little longer. It tends to pull off the fitting when the car body is raised from the wheels. Also leaks air slowly-needs refilling every couple weeks.

Perfect fit on a custom install. Nice and smooth for my lowered 1997 2 door Tahoe. 4/4 drop.

I used this product on my 1967 Chevelle SS 396 to raise the rear of the car slightly so I could run larger tires

Just as advertised. Fit was perfect and shipping was fast. Very satisfied

Air shock popped after one month I always let the air out after I was done driving took the car out today 60 psi one of them popped going to try to get a replacement or a refund Airlines that come with it are cheaply made and plastic fittings

Shocks are ok. Fittings on air lines are junk. They leak out all air over night.