Clunk/pop from rear end

[o1xjr]

Originally Posted by drover

I think your after the KYB SR-2911 shock thats about all I know about them though.

Thanks for the reply drover.
Not coming up with any hits in a google search for that part number.
Repco don’t have a listing for that number either.

[drover]

Originally Posted by o1xjr

Thanks for the reply drover.
Not coming up with any hits in a google search for that part number.
Repco don’t have a listing for that number either.

Oooppss, fat fingers try KYB SR-2011, was on my phone before...

Number given when i was doing my springs but never did much research on it.. so tread softly.

[o1xjr]

The only place to get the Nivomat in Australia is through Jeep at nearly $2000 each. Sachs are not supplying them to anyone else in Australia.

They have been unavailble in the US for the last few months.

The KYB SR2011 Excel G self leveling shocks are currently unavailable in Australia. I went to Rock Auto's website and they are available in the US, while I was on the web site I looked up the Sachs Nivomat 444-241 and they are also available and cheaper than the KYB.

KYB SR2011 AUD 323.88 each
Sachs Nivomat AUD 288.91 each

I ordered the Sachs delivered to Qld for AUD 708 for a pair. Paid with Paypal so if there are any issues I can get a refund easily.

[drover]

Rockauto rarely has any problems...... interesting that the Nivomat numbers seem to have changed, not the same as whats on mine yet the listing is a match and my old Jeep part number doesn't ping on my online Jeep catalogue either....... but a bit of research seems to have turned up Jeep number 68069680AH matching the Sachs 444-241, a few revisions there and along with the Sachs number changing and the original vanishing I wonder if they have found the and fixed the clunky bits...???

We wait with interest for your report.....

PS: when you go fit them remove the speed sensor and have it out of the way unlike someone I know who thought it would be okay, doesn't take much to break them it seems............. 6 days for Rockauto to get new ones to you....

[Treebreakerbob]

Originally Posted by drover

PS: when you go fit them remove the speed sensor and have it out of the way unlike someone I know who thought it would be okay, doesn't take much to break them it seems............. 6 days for Rockauto to get new ones to you....

The fat fingers strike again lol

Bob

[drover]

Originally Posted by Treebreakerbob

The fat fingers strike again lol

Bob

Size 9 boots actually...........

[o1xjr]

Rock Auto eventually had them in stock. Choice of Sachs or an alternative.
Got the Sachs delivered to oz late last year for $700 for the pair.