Shock replacement ?

[Blue01F250]

Hey everyone! I have about 95K on my truck and am wanting to replace the shocks on all 4 corners. I will only be towing with the truck (5th wheel and boat) but most of the time I will be town and highway driving.

We have brick streets around here and do a lot of highway driving unloaded - so what is a good shock that offers the best ride possible??

[2005F250]

Bilsteins are good.

[fishingjred73]

i put some monroe magnums on mine

[TwinTurboStroker]

It all depends what you are looking for......do you want the the best bang for buck, adjust ability, and/or good looking, I ask about looks because some shocks work great but are just plain ugly....

[Brian]

i put ranchos on a while back, rides good.
i think just about anything you put on youll notice a differance, because there new. i dont know which ones would last the longest though.

[Marty]

Always hear good things about bilsteins.

[Evil Eye]

Cost being no object, bilsteins all the way. I went with Rancho's.

[Blue01F250]

weird - i posted a reply to this last night and it disappeared.... apparently i was having some internet issues

anyway - here's what I posted..

I guess I look at Rancho's as being for lifted trucks??? I basically want a good riding shock - not too worried about towing as the weights won't be very heavy for this truck at all. Cost is somewhat an issue, but I will likely be doing the install myself so saving some there.

[TwinTurboStroker]

Well if cost is some what an issue then I would say bilsteins if you don't mind the yellow, Rancho 9000's if you like to adjust yourself and Edelbrock if you like self adjusting

[Performance Oil Products]

Bilstein 5100 all the way 65.00 for lifted truck and 55.00 for stock truck. Nothing beats a bilstein!!