08-28-2022, 05:25 PM
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Drives: ZL1, 2013, tri-coat-red, manual
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: Michigan
Posts: 1,662
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Originally Posted by Annatar
2013 ZL1.
I tried:
- Summit Racing;
- Autozone;
- Rock Auto;
- 1A Auto;
- newgmparts.com.
I searched for:
front left AC Delco ADO-580-428 GM 22952188 replaces 22902678
front right AC Delco ADO-580-429 GM 22952189 replaces 22902679
rear both AC Delco ADO-580-445 GM 19300041 replaces 20942614
I get the exact same answer everywhere: "GM no longer offers those."
Are there revised GM or AC Delco part numbers I could search for?
Who has them in stock?
As far as I've researched, aftermarket only offers conventional shocks, and I don't want those because I want to keep a major feature of my vehicle, which is the magnetorheological suspension.
The computer measures the suspension 1000 per every inch of the road and adjusts the suspension accordingly, and if I put in non-magnetorheological shocks, the system will no longer work correctly and I'm probably looking at a firmware reflash, which will open a whole new can of worms. I don't want to go down that road unless I absolutely have to.
Finally, in the country where I live we are not allowed to modify our vehicles, and if the inspector sees aftermarket shocks, I'm toast: I can park the car forever because it won't be street legal.
As much as I hate to write it, this is one of those "OH HAI! PLZ HLP!" posts.
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Call ACdelco direct I have had good luck with them locating dealers and or resellers that have parts. I got a couple extra sets a few years back from Amazon as I knew this would happen.
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