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07-14-2010, 06:24 PM
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Shocks
looking to put new shocks on and looking for input.
Rancho RS 9000XL
Bilstein 5100
Bilstein Heavy Duty
what has worked the best etc.
Rancho RS 9000XL
Bilstein 5100
Bilstein Heavy Duty
what has worked the best etc.
07-14-2010, 09:26 PM
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for what its worth
I have been running gabriel LTV shocks for several years, in fact, since the stock junk wore out. They are fully hydraulic shocks, so a little "stiffer" than a gas charged shock, but they hold up to loads better, and don't leak in the winter.
I run close to max tire weight all the time, and on the rear, a gas shock just wouldn't hold up. These ones have been bulletproof
I have been running gabriel LTV shocks for several years, in fact, since the stock junk wore out. They are fully hydraulic shocks, so a little "stiffer" than a gas charged shock, but they hold up to loads better, and don't leak in the winter.
I run close to max tire weight all the time, and on the rear, a gas shock just wouldn't hold up. These ones have been bulletproof
07-14-2010, 09:36 PM
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I have been running gabriel LTV shocks for several years, in fact, since the stock junk wore out. They are fully hydraulic shocks, so a little "stiffer" than a gas charged shock, but they hold up to loads better, and don't leak in the winter.
I run close to max tire weight all the time, and on the rear, a gas shock just wouldn't hold up. These ones have been bulletproof
I have been running gabriel LTV shocks for several years, in fact, since the stock junk wore out. They are fully hydraulic shocks, so a little "stiffer" than a gas charged shock, but they hold up to loads better, and don't leak in the winter.
I run close to max tire weight all the time, and on the rear, a gas shock just wouldn't hold up. These ones have been bulletproof
07-14-2010, 10:17 PM
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If I recall rightly, they are the 58000 series, 58674 for the fronts, and 58675 for the rears. Its been a while since I bought them, but perhaps check with NAPA, or on gabriel shocks website.
The cost will vary depending where you are, but too expensive is the cost for everything these days.
The cost will vary depending where you are, but too expensive is the cost for everything these days.
07-15-2010, 08:00 AM
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