Lower Shock Bolt

[tylerg]

Hey, I lost my lower shock bolt, nut, washer, and spacer on my strong arms with coolride. What would it cost to get a new one sent? I' m in Alberta, Canada. I have a 97 Gmc sierra.
Thanks

[SpArX]

Call them up, save you alot of time and hassle of dealing on here when they' d just say that in the end anyhow for a request like that. They' re so good to deal with it' d take you 5 mins and they ship USPS to " us" in Canada that it won' t cost you an arm and a leg. The only thing that you might need from them is the spacer, but you could get a nut and bolt from the dealership or any supply store for alot less anyhow since it simply uses the stock vehicle hardware. How' d you manage to lose that? Throw some red locktite on that when you get the parts to reassemble them. I haven' t had any problem of that such yet luckily?

Where are you in Alberta? I' m in Fort McMurray...

[tylerg]

Well...I managed to loose it because I never had it tight enough. I went over my whole truck the night before checking all the nuts and bolts and somehow missed this shock bolt. And with my luck the next day I lost it. I am runnning Slam RE7' s in the front and i' ve heard they can go with out shocks and I have been driving that way for awhile now but I would personaly like to put the shocks back on. I am from Hanna, Alberta.

[SpArX]

Cool! For now just grab anykind of bolt and spacer, give ART a call and you should have the parts between a week or two. Just like I said, give a good shot of red loctite when you put the new one' s on, I did that to my whole truck suspension when I assembled it and still no probs a year later....

Got any pics of your ride? Post ' em!

[tylerg]

Not sure if this will work but...This pic was taken just after i pulled it out of the garage. The truck has alot more changes now...It is about 2" from laying frame, I havn' t bothered cutting it up yet.http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i90/tylergg/layontheroad010.jpg

[SpArX]

Looks good! My 1990 Z71 is of the same body style, cept I have that lifted with 35' s on 20" rims... Gotta have the best of both worlds, high and low! Nice to see trucks like that up here in Alberta! Keep up the good work!