2wd / 4wd shocks
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cool63
2wd / 4wd shocks
Will shocks for a 3/4 ton 4wd fit a 3/4 ton 2wd? This would be for my 63 D200, thanks.
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MowagW200
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cool63 I was sneaking round the internet 
. I got the official page of monroe (http://www.monroe.com/) and was suprised to get order numbers for my '64 W200. For my W200 it shows the identic numbers for all four corners (e.g. economical replacement: 31131). For a D200 I figured out different numbers (economical replacement, too) for the front and the rear axle (f: LE10022, r: 31131). Here you can see the same numbers for the shock absorbers of the rear axle. But the heavy duty option is not available for a D200. The D200 has the option smooth ride, which is not available for a W200.
. I got the official page of monroe (http://www.monroe.com/) and was suprised to get order numbers for my '64 W200. For my W200 it shows the identic numbers for all four corners (e.g. economical replacement: 31131). For a D200 I figured out different numbers (economical replacement, too) for the front and the rear axle (f: LE10022, r: 31131). Here you can see the same numbers for the shock absorbers of the rear axle. But the heavy duty option is not available for a D200. The D200 has the option smooth ride, which is not available for a W200.Dieter
Mowag W200, 318 A, 200 HP, 4.88 axle, NP 420 4 speed - 2281199520 (on the frame)
1956 Chrysler New Yorker Newport, 354 HEMI, 2 speed powerflite, N56L3495
Mowag W200, 318 A, 200 HP, 4.88 axle, NP 420 4 speed - 2281199520 (on the frame)
1956 Chrysler New Yorker Newport, 354 HEMI, 2 speed powerflite, N56L3495