Starting To Regret My Hasty Decisions (mods) kinda long
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Originally Posted by truckncrew04
Are the bilsteins a direct replacement for the factory shocks. Only reason I'm asking is that my truck has stock tires & wheels but it seems my factory shocks might be starting to give out some.
http://store.topguncustomz.com/store...82&i=193574766
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Nah, my truck doesn't jump around too much unless its a big a** bump! For me it's just a comparison to how I remember the ride before the leveling kit and tires. When I hit a bump now it's like a vibration and rattle sensation that I feel and hear. I don't think there is anything loose, everything I can get a wrench on has been checked. Before when it was stock it seemed to "glide" over the same bumps with little or no feedback to me in the cab. Nice and smooth not "harsh". You guys have given me lots of good ideas on how to remedy my situation. I just need to make up mind my and do it.
TigerFan, send me an email if you can. I think I have my account set up so I can be emailed. Thanks.
TigerFan, send me an email if you can. I think I have my account set up so I can be emailed. Thanks.
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So if I keep the 2" AS and upgrade my shocks, what length shocks would I get? Stock height for the rear and 2" lift height for the front? This seems like a stupid question and an obvious answer.
If I keep the AS, what brand shocks (other than Bilstein) should I look into as an upgrade?
Also, if I were to go with the Bilstein leveling shocks, I would remove my AS and rely on the shocks alone for the 2" lift correct?
I'm really leaning towards keeping the set up I have and trying better shocks as my first attempt at regaining some ride comfort. Any further advice you guys can give me is much appreciated. Thanks.
If I keep the AS, what brand shocks (other than Bilstein) should I look into as an upgrade?
Also, if I were to go with the Bilstein leveling shocks, I would remove my AS and rely on the shocks alone for the 2" lift correct?
I'm really leaning towards keeping the set up I have and trying better shocks as my first attempt at regaining some ride comfort. Any further advice you guys can give me is much appreciated. Thanks.
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