[xinfamousxi]

This is a feature I'm considering adding. Maintenance wise though how long do they usually last and what type of cost am I looking at for replacing.

[Sledgehammer70]

The biggest cost is the price you pay upfront. To my understanding they actual magnetic units last for a long time, much longer than normal shocks. But to replace units if they go bad will run probably $450 per corner. I know Cadillac's and ZL1's use to be the $500-$600 range, but with these becoming a more common item, the price is coming down.

To bypass MRC and add it later, avoid it. Wiring the system that controls it and installing them are a nightmare.

[Jeb114]

There are several threads here about cost some shocks have gone bad from 40000 miles to 60000 miles, The shocks range from $510.00 a piece to $600.00. At a GM shop I guess it would be a $2800.00 to replace all four.

[Memphis43]

Originally Posted by Jeb114

There are several threads here about cost some shocks have gone bad from 40000 miles to 60000 miles, The shocks range from $510.00 a piece to $600.00. At a GM shop I guess it would be a $2800.00 to replace all four.

Ist that because of lowering them or any cases like that?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[DrkPhx]

Originally Posted by Memphis43

Ist that because of lowering them or any cases like that?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No, it's unrelated. Mine is lowered with no issues. Honestly, I wouldn't worry about replacement, that's what the warranty is for. The number of issues to units sold is low especially when you consider it's in the C7 as well.

[Jeb114]

Warranty's do end and this year it is shorter