Installing New Shocks on Your Own
Well that depends on how mechanical you are. If you take your truck in to get the oil changed, then no I would not do it.
If you are the kind of person who does the oil you should be able to handle this job. Helps if you have a hydraulic jack, and air impact tools.
Did you put on all your aftermarket parts??
If you are the kind of person who does the oil you should be able to handle this job. Helps if you have a hydraulic jack, and air impact tools.
Did you put on all your aftermarket parts??
Personally, I think it is very easy as it is just swapping out parts. For the front there are 3 bolt each shock, might be only two bolts per shock on the front for you 4x4 guys, and for the back, there are 2 each shock. It can be a pain sometimes if it is set up like it is on a Ford in the rear, but were talking about Dodge the Dodge is really easy to swap shocks on.
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Thanks for the feedback. The only aftermarket item I didn't do myself was the catback.
Thanks for the feedback. The only aftermarket item I didn't do myself was the catback.



