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Location: Front
Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 172.99
- Location:: Front
- Compressed Length: 12.913in
- Relaxed Length: 19.409in
2011 Scion xB Shocks and Struts
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Location: Front
Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 172.99
- Location:: Front
- Compressed Length: 12.913in
- Relaxed Length: 19.409in
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Location: Rear
Notes: Shock, Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 46.49
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Strut, Premium gas strut. Front Right. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 59.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut, Premium gas strut. Front Left. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 59.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 211.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 211.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut, Driver side. Recommended OEM replacement. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 104.99
- Location:: Front
- Boot Included: No
- Gas Charged: Yes
- Lower Mount Type: Saddle Bracket
- Body Color: Black
- Mounting Hardware Included: Yes
- Internal Construction Type: Twin Tube
- Adjustable: No
- Upper Mount Type: Stud
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Notes: Strut, Passenger side. Recommended OEM replacement. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 104.99
- Location:: Front
- Boot Included: No
- Gas Charged: Yes
- Lower Mount Type: Saddle Bracket
- Body Color: Black
- Mounting Hardware Included: Yes
- Internal Construction Type: Twin Tube
- Adjustable: No
- Upper Mount Type: Stud
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Notes: Shock, Additional components. Dust cover. Bushings may be required. Recommended OE replacement. Quantity per car: 2. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 106.99
- Location:: Rear
- Boot Included: No
- Gas Charged: Yes
- Lower Mount Type: Eyelet
- Compressed Length: 15.17IN
- Shock Stroke: 8.67
- Extended Length: 23.84IN
- Dust Shield: No
- Adjustable: No
- Upper Mount Type: Stud
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Notes: Shock, Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 56.99
- Location:: Rear
- Boot Included: No
- Gas Charged: Yes
- Lower Mount Type: Eyelet
- Bushing Material: Proprietary
- Adjustable: No
- Upper Mount Type: Stud
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Notes: Strut, Passenger side. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 86.99
- Location:: Front
About
2011 Scion xB Shocks and Struts
Keep your ride steady with 2011 Scion xB shocks. Shock absorbers hold the vehicle steady by supporting the weight above your wheels, and they compress and expand when your wheels reach rough terrain to absorb the shock that might otherwise shake the cabin. Leaking strut fluid is surefire sign that you need to change them soon. Check out these 2011 xB shocks and struts from trusted brands and buy the right parts that fits your need online or in a store near you.
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