03' 1500 2x4 Vibration Resonance?
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03' 1500 2x4 Vibration Resonance?
Hello All,
Down here in Little Rock, Hwy-530 to Pine Bluff has the black tar lines precisely far enough apart to hit the rebound rate of my Hemi Ram. From about 70-80 mph, the back of my truck jumps up about 6-8 inches and I can hardly see because I'm shaking so much. There is no other hwy that I'v been on that produces this effect. Am I right to assume that new shocks will help alleviate this? Currently, I am thinking about some Bilstein, Edelbrock, or the Pro Comp ES9000. Which would you recommend?
While I'm at it, I might as well put on those 2.5" Daystar leveling blocks ....
Down here in Little Rock, Hwy-530 to Pine Bluff has the black tar lines precisely far enough apart to hit the rebound rate of my Hemi Ram. From about 70-80 mph, the back of my truck jumps up about 6-8 inches and I can hardly see because I'm shaking so much. There is no other hwy that I'v been on that produces this effect. Am I right to assume that new shocks will help alleviate this? Currently, I am thinking about some Bilstein, Edelbrock, or the Pro Comp ES9000. Which would you recommend?
While I'm at it, I might as well put on those 2.5" Daystar leveling blocks ....
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RE: 03' 1500 2x4 Vibration Resonance?
JWUC - Of the three you have listed, I can recommend Bilstein. I have them on my '04 and they are the best shocks that I have had on a vehicle. I'm not saying the other would not provide excellent ride, but I know that Bilsteins would. - Mazz