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who makes the original front struts for 95 850 turbo and what type.. 850 1995

posted by  Wright_T5 on  Sun Dec 12 22:45 CST 2004
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Hi,

This is only my opinion, but having dealt with parts companies in the past I have found that generally you don't need the chassis number for common parts like suspension, I have found that main dealers generally always ask for these details as I think it makes their job easier in identifiying parts using thier parts system...

As a rule any decent parts outlet would have a listing for your vehicle, it isn't a "rare" breed and I would be suprised if they didn't have a listing for it, most of the time you will be offered a "standard" and a "sports" option, it depends on how you drive it, for the more modest driver then standard would do, for a more "sportier" driver then it's the uprated, higher spec ones...

AS I am in the uk it's hard for me to give anymore info, I could ring my local store and they would give me some choices, but that might not help your case, unless of course they are much cheaper!!!! but I have found that most car-parts are much cheaper in the US...

Regards






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