[Vetterin]

I think the Sport Suspension is standard on the LTZ but why do feel like you need to replace the shocks? If you do, the original GM shocks are probably your best bet with maybe KYB's being an option. FWIW, I just turned 70K on my Eco and I still feel the stiffness of my suspension.

 

[cruzeman48]

I noticed that my drivers side shock has wetness on the bottom of it. The passenger side is dry. I am turning 50k on mine.

 

[spacedout]

Rear shocks felt worn out on mine, I just added more weight to the trunk & it feels great again.

 

[money_man]

Are there different struts/shocks depending on trim level?


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[NickD]

Ha, I go to gmpartsdirect.com, plug in the information, get the part number, then use that to get the best price including shipping and handling.

 

[cruzeman48]

That sounds like a good idea NickD. I just wanted to find out if my LTZ had the sport suspension before I did something like that.

 

[Vetterin]

Are there different struts/shocks depending on trim level?


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From what I am seeing.......no!

 

[cruzeman48]

If there is no difference in shocks / struts according to your trim level, then why do they offer shocks with a sport suspension and without sport suspension?

 

[money_man]

Oh good question. Wonder if the diesel has the sport suspension


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[NickD]

In that Service Parts Identification have a

GNG code that stands for "SUSPENSION, REAR ENHANCED" Whatever this means. Will have to look into it when the time comes.