Product review (5 stars): Identical to GE WH17X10001 - Save Your $$$
Perfect fit for my 15-year-old GE Spacemaker (WSXH208A1WW).  The photo for these $20 Frigidaire shocks looks exactly the same as the $95 GE label shock (GE part number WH17X10001).  I also found this instructional YouTube video for replacing shocks in a Frigidaire washer:

[...]  Edit: Looks like Amazon won't allow a link to appear in a review.  I suppose some idiot once posted a link to something rude, and now Amazon's lawyers... well, you know.  So let's try this: Go to YouTube and paste the title of this video into the search box (without the quotation marks, of course): " washing machine shock absorber kit installation - frigidaire washer repair (part #5304485917) "  The video is by Repair Clinic.com and the time is 3:44. The video convinced me that the part would work in my GE machine, and that I could handle the repair.  If this doesn't get through Amazon's liability filter then you're on your own.

The Frigidaire machine in the video appears to be identical to my GE washer, inside and out.  Even the screws and dimples on the sheet metal back panel are exactly the same.  The video recommends using a deep-well socket to slip over the end of the mounting pin to depress the retaining tab (the tab prevents the pin from backing out).  I found it quite easy to rotate the pin around with pliers, positioning the tab where I could reach it with my free hand, and then press the tab down with a finger.  This saves removing the air separator as shown in the video.  The pins are a tight fit -- took a firm pull to get the old ones out, and tapping with a wood block and hammer to get the new ones in.  Still, it's an easy repair.

I've had these shocks in for about a week and the machine is running like new.  Can't say how long they will last, but so far so good.