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Ultima | Front Shock Absorber (Single) | Suzuki Sierra (Coils/S-S) 1996–1998 | 36S606AUltima Front Shock Absorber (Single) for Suzuki Sierra (Coil Spring) 19961998 This Ultima Front Shock Absorber provides OE standard quality and reliable suspension performance for your coil sprung Suzuki Sierra (model year 19961998). Warranty 3 year 100000km Why Ultima? Ultima shocks are engineered for the harsh Australian conditions, providing durability and consistent performance. Designed as a direct OE replacement, they restore your vehicles ride
Ultima Front Shock Absorber (Single) for Suzuki Sierra (Coil Spring) 1996–1998
This Ultima Front Shock Absorber provides OE-standard quality and reliable suspension performance for your coil-sprung Suzuki Sierra (model year 1996–1998).
Warranty
3 year / 100000km
Why Ultima?
Ultima shocks are engineered for the harsh Australian conditions, providing durability and consistent performance. Designed as a direct OE replacement, they restore your vehicle’s ride comfort and handling stability.
Key Features:
- Application: Front shock absorber (strut) for **Suzuki Sierra 1996–1998 (Coil Spring models)**
- Design: Twin-tube, nitrogen gas-charged (Restores original handling)
- Material: High-strength steel construction
- Performance: **Reliable, consistent, and quiet road control**
- Fitment: Direct OE replacement – no modifications required
- Unit of Measure: Sold individually (1 piece)
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Ultima
- Part Number (SKU): 36S606A
- System Type: Front Shock Absorber (Strut)
- Material: High-Strength Steel
- Position: Front
- Vehicle Model: Suzuki Sierra
- Years: 1996–1998
- Use: **4WD / Off-Road**
Vehicle Fitment Information
| Make | Model | Series | Years | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suzuki | Sierra | Coil Spring | 1996–1998 | Front |
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Wow. Practically a night and day difference from the earlier bluray. There are the usual increases in clarity, sharpness and even less grain overall, though still entirely natural and healthy-looking. But, the biggest improvement is that the dark areas of the many true night shots, mostly found in the beginning, are much improved over that bluray, which, in that respect, looked horrid. When I first viewed it then, I had to wonder if it was a less-than-ideal print or if the original film was just that down-and-dirty in its production values. But, now I feel like I’m seeing the real quality of this film brought back to life. I’m sure Kino’s working from the 35mm, camera negative had a big impact on all that.
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Don’t sleep on this one!
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Highly recommended for those who like their dark satires well-done!
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Not well known, but should be!
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