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Can’t for the life of me find replacement shocks for this thing!
One of my front shocks went out and I’m running around in circles trying to come up with a replacement after my JB weld fix broke for good.
I’ve seen other forums talk about jerryrigging snowmobile shocks to fit, and I myself just purchased 70$ shocks off Amazon from China that seem to fit the measurements, but is there really no other option?

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Hello, 

In my country, (France), i have seen on the EMC shock site, parts for bombardier Quest, but they are extensive. It is not single use shocks, the manufacturer can rebiild them when they are tired.

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