My local Sears Auto store has Monroe's for around $50 each along with regular "specials" offering free installation. For $200 installed, I think I'll let them do it for me when the funds are available...

Jeremy

 

I've just installed Bilsteins and I think they're a little stiffer than the stocks. That being said, my stockers were the decarbons with 118K miles.

 

I would go with the Bilsteins myself, but that's what came on mine too.

 

Johnkoch - I would go to www.shockwarehouse.com . They were very fast at getting me my shocks, have many brands and is a decent place to do research on shocks too. I have no complaints about them or the edlebrock IAS shocks I got. Also when you check out, if you enter "FIVE" you will get 5% off your total order (minimum of a $75 purchase to get the 5% off).

 

I went there to get prices. I got my monroe's through my gf's brother. If I didn't get a good price from him I was gonna order from Shockwarehouse.com. My buddy got his shocks there.

 

Ok,i went with ranchos but thats just because i needed something really stiff because when i hit like a rut in the mud my tires hit the top of the fender wells.