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beeoh
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looks like its time to replace shocks. I've never had much luck getting a cross-reference on parts from Gillig in California. They want to sell me their product but since I'm in BC Canada its usually cheaper to buy here. Anybody have an idea on a brand and part number for me? If not how I can match up old with new?


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beeoh, I used the numbers from gillig book and called knoni and they transfered gillg numbers to theirs and sent the shocks to me. I am happy with them. sky


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Sky...I don't suppose you still have those part numbers?


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