Trouble Installing Skyjacker shocks
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Replaced shocks now rear is bouncy
I replaced the front and rear shocks, the rear ones looked like they were originals, or at least whoever had the truck before me had chrysler shocks put back on the truck. Anyway after I replaced them with Skyjacker shocks the front feels much better, the back bounced after hitting bumps, I did a accelerate test with the comp and and the rear end didn't grip nearly what it used to. I don't know what the difference is from old stock shocks to aftermarket, but the back rides horrible now! what happened?
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i guess if it were me and the front felt better but the back was worse i would just put the old rear shocks back on.
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Probally cause he listened to what we suggested and then edited his post!!!! its to easy..... just click edit?
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They are upside down, and the reason is on the passenger side the exhaust runs right next to where the shock boot would be, and I'm afraid it would burn it.
But the stock shocks road stiff, thats why I wanted to replace them, but I didn't want my truck to look like I have hydro's going down the road
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Yea I edited the post rather than making an entire new thread, I put why I edited it too!
But I think I'm going to try to turn the shocks around and see how close the passenger one is to the exhaust, if its touching I'll put the stock ones back on and deal with the stiff ride, if its not I'll leave it and take it for a ride.
But I think I'm going to try to turn the shocks around and see how close the passenger one is to the exhaust, if its touching I'll put the stock ones back on and deal with the stiff ride, if its not I'll leave it and take it for a ride.
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Its all good MotoMac. They have the option to edit your posts on the forum and people change their thread and make the guys who made replys back to their post look like complete idiots!
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They are upside down, and the reason is on the passenger side the exhaust runs right next to where the shock boot would be, and I'm afraid it would burn it.
But the stock shocks road stiff, thats why I wanted to replace them, but I didn't want my truck to look like I have hydro's going down the road
But the stock shocks road stiff, thats why I wanted to replace them, but I didn't want my truck to look like I have hydro's going down the road