Nivomat Load Leveling Rear Suspension Sachs Selection Tool Dodge Charger

Sachs is telling me that the R/T Daytona uses the same rear Nivomat shocks as the SRT8 model. They used the part number on my shocks (I sent a picture) to translate the part number to the Nivomat shock.

The original has Chrysler part number 4895675AB/AC on it, which interchanges to 444 229. Which is the SRT8 Nivomat.

So if I use 444 224 (which I already bought and is actually for the R/T NON Daytona) will that change my ride height? Will it increase the ride height?

I wonder if the front shocks from the Daytona are also the same as the SRT8. I will have to check part numbers.

Punisher69 said:

Unless the shock is significantly shorter, to the point it's fully extended, it shouldn't alter ride height.

Generally speaking, springs determine ride height, not the shocks.

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Is that true with Nivomats? I would love to know what the difference is between the SRT8 and R/T version of the rear Nivomat shocks. I believe the ride heights are different between the two sub-models.