Monroe Shocks & Struts Max-Air MA727 Air Shock Absorber, Pack of 2

As noted, these shocks are basic and moderately well finished. Mine arrived complete and fully functional, to replace a seized and leaky set from well over 20 years ago. Rear shocks on a leaf-spring rear are always easy to replace thankfully. The kit does come with a handful of little clips which you're supposed to drill holes in the bodywork to fit; a good idea but I'll admit I just ziptied the tubes up.Ride is greatly improved and even with the jaunty angle the sit at on this suspension they give a 3" lift with about 80psi which is impressive.

The extra parts for connecting their hoses work really well plenty of line to get to the back of the truck. Looks like a well-made shock It definitely improved the ride

Shocks fit great on my 1978 International Scout Terra 4x4 pickup. Running the air lines was pretty simple. I drilled a hole in the back bumper to mount the air hose connection. The shocks are great and the ride is ok if the shocks are not overfilled with air. Mine has a small air leak that I cannot find and I have to pump them up every week or so.

Product came as described, installed easy enough, airlines leave some quality to be desired. Truck loaded with minimal load shocks only inflated to 65lbs and I look under to see a shock broke off at the eyelit... Great welds guys .. now to figure out a better solution.

Easy to install

The last time I bought air stocks was in the 80s. It would actually lift the back of my truck some and make it look nice. These do not do that. I might lift it a half an inch when you put the hoses in the fittings if you blow on them, they will come out. They do work after a fashion, but not like the old ones instead they were awesome.

This is my 3rd set of monroe air shocks, I build 1st generation Tacoma's and these are my go to being my trucks are usually lowered, very great quality parts and amazing for the money, I am sure I will be buying more in the future.

I used these on the rear of a 1980 2wd Toyota Pickup that has been lowered, but still is used to carry occasional weight, such as a 4 wheeler. When there's extra weight in the bed, I air up the shocks and the suspension feels like normal. I'm glad I tried these.