Shock Question
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RE: Shock Question
well unless you want a stiffer suspension, you'll want to stay with a OEM set up which would be the 5600-7200. The more heavy duty 8400lbs shock will be tigher and stiffer. Geno's I would recommed to anyone but, this is also a great place to buy shocks from....
http://www.eshocks.com/bil_veh.asp?M...&SubChar=Q
http://www.eshocks.com/bil_veh.asp?M...&SubChar=Q
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RE: Shock Question
Burban2002 or anyone else,
How do you like your 5600-7200lb Bilstein shocks on your 2500? I have been searching posts for a few days now trying to decide between the 7200 or the 8400 HO shock. What has anyone found to be the best? My truck is a 97 2500, and I am looking to improve the ride unloaded on backcountry asphalt roads, you know the kind that feel like your driving down a concrete boat ramp! Thump. Thump. Thump. Thump.
How do you like your 5600-7200lb Bilstein shocks on your 2500? I have been searching posts for a few days now trying to decide between the 7200 or the 8400 HO shock. What has anyone found to be the best? My truck is a 97 2500, and I am looking to improve the ride unloaded on backcountry asphalt roads, you know the kind that feel like your driving down a concrete boat ramp! Thump. Thump. Thump. Thump.