Bouncy suspension
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From: London uk
have just fitted bilstein hds to front and rear of 03 hemi quad and it has transformed the ride and handling of truck cant wait to tow race car with it next weekend have always been dissapointed with wallowing bouncey ride wish i had fitted them earlier
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From: Curtice, OH
LOL, you CA guys 
You do not know what a bad road is. You should see what hot, cold, water, ice, snow and salt do to them. The only thing I notice when in CA is the overpasses and bridges bounce (earthquake code).
http://jalopnik.com/5181833/the-poth...troit/gallery/
I would go with the Ranchos.
You do not know what a bad road is. You should see what hot, cold, water, ice, snow and salt do to them. The only thing I notice when in CA is the overpasses and bridges bounce (earthquake code).http://jalopnik.com/5181833/the-poth...troit/gallery/
I would go with the Ranchos.
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From: Louisville, Ky
LOL, you CA guys You do not know what a bad road is. You should see what hot, cold, water, ice, snow and salt do to them. The only thing I notice when in CA is the overpasses and bridges bounce (earthquake code).
http://jalopnik.com/5181833/the-poth...troit/gallery/
I would go with the Ranchos.
You do not know what a bad road is. You should see what hot, cold, water, ice, snow and salt do to them. The only thing I notice when in CA is the overpasses and bridges bounce (earthquake code).http://jalopnik.com/5181833/the-poth...troit/gallery/
I would go with the Ranchos.
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