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raybaker1 (7/22/2013)
My 1955 Ford Crown Vic. needs new shocks in the front and rear. Looking for inputs from other Crown Vic owners. What shocks have worked good for you? Also where can I purchase the shocks that you like.
Thanks
Ray I have KYB Gas-a-just shock absorbers on my 56 crown,i have run them maybe 10,000 miles and satisfied with them.The part numbers are KG 4503,Kg 5515,I believe i bought them at Advance Auto Carl
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Raybaker1,
Go back to my post regarding brake parts about two pages ago, posted July 5th - some good replies on shocks too: I found-out through further research of my own that rear are #31125's (has proper long stroke needed for tire changing), front are 5157's.
Mine's also a '55 Crown (steel-top); #3 driving condition - with hopes of some restoration to a #2 driver (I love the #1's; but, I also want to drive a lot, which is not very conducive to keeping it a #1!
Are you going to the CVA meet next week in southeastern Iowa? Wish that I could make it - not this year, though. Dang!!! I need two rear stainless "spears".
Regards, JLB
55 Ford Crown Victoria Steel Top
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Don't own a crown Vic but I would recommend KYB Gas-A-Just shocks front and rear. Real happy with the ride in my '55 RanchWagon and they took the 'wallow' out of the steering.
 "The Master Cylinder"
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My 1955 Ford Crown Vic. needs new shocks in the front and rear. Looking for inputs from other Crown Vic owners. What shocks have worked good for you? Also where can I purchase the shocks that you like.
Thanks
Ray
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