how to get Nivomat shocks

[zaathur]

i been looking for a set of oem rear nivomat shocks for awhile now with no luck i called the dealer asking for a set and they had no idea of these shocks i was wanting they kept telling me they are a/c delco shocks, does anyone have a gm part number for these or a way to purchase a set some were else?

 

[ID_Escalade]

You should be able to find them online, they are pretty spendy here is a link to one that i found http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/...oe-Special-Unit-Nivomat-GM-Suburban-and-Yukon

 

[zaathur]

if anyone could get a gm part number i can get my repair shops discount at the dealer and hopefully be cheaper

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why im needing these is i cut my z71 coils to lower it then it road like crap so i picked up normal LT tahoe coil springs and now it sets low and rides terrible im guessing i need these shocks to get the lift and smooth ride again

 

[blueflamed03]

just use a factory rear shock for a 2003 Yukon, non-auto ride.

 

[zaathur]

i have normal monroe shocks on it now but the springs are designed to be used with nivomat shocks and is bottoming out alot right now along with setting low in the back

 

[Nortex]

I have some ill sell you

 

[zaathur]

How many miles are on them

 

[Nortex]

50k

 

[kurtibm]

i been looking for a set of oem rear nivomat shocks for awhile now with no luck i called the dealer asking for a set and they had no idea of these shocks i was wanting they kept telling me they are a/c delco shocks, does anyone have a gm part number for these or a way to purchase a set some were else?

I know that this is an older thread, but maybe someone using the 'search' function will benefit. Try these numbers.... ACDELCO Part # 580354 {#12476113}

Here are some that appear correct @ $159 ea. (scroll down) http://www.discountautoshocks.com/s...962101+4294964091+4294966758&sv=0&Ns=price3|1

kurt