No, you can't directly put air shocks on the front of a 1994 Chevrolet Caprice (or most cars, for that matter). The front suspension of a Caprice is a MacPherson strut design. Air shocks are designed to replace standard hydraulic shock absorbers, which are typically used in leaf spring or coil spring rear suspension setups. MacPherson struts are a complete assembly incorporating the spring, shock, and other components. You can't simply swap the shock component out for an air shock in a strut.
To achieve a similar air ride effect on the front of a Caprice, you would need a complete air suspension system designed for that specific vehicle. This involves replacing the entire strut assembly with air strut units or using an aftermarket air bag system that works with the existing suspension. This is a more complex and expensive undertaking than simply swapping out shocks.
