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Shocks
I'm looking at upgrading my shocks, I am already running Firestone Airbags all the way around, am I wasting money, or will they still help smooth out the ride a bit?
Also, any good deals or suggestions on what to get or look for in my application would be greatly appreciated!!!! |
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Just installed Bilsteins on my truck Monday. They definately improved the ride of the long-since-worn-out 188k mile stockers. My truck has relatively stiff stock springs, and the shocks seem to control them pretty well. Not a soft ride, but a controlled one. A friend put a set of the Monroe's on his '99 F350 a few months back, and they work well too. They didn't seem quite as stiff as the Bilsteins, but not a lot of difference.
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