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F350 shocks
I am looking to get some info on what I shocks I should buy. I have a 2005 F350 DRW crew cab. It is a daily driver. I tow a 30FT trailer that comes in at around 9800lbs.
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I have always used Rough Country or Rancho shocks on my diesels. They are fairly cheap and I believe they get the job done. No point in spending a ton more money on something that will wear out in just about the same amount of time. just my :2cents
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I agree with him, Rancho makes some good shocks and they won't break your wallet.
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I put factory shocks back on, even with shipping they were cheaper than any of the aftermarket brands. I bought them from Tousley. Coach
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rancho RS5000's ride like crap. A good cheap shock is a Monroe Reflex. I'm now running Rancho RS9000XL's only because they came with my lift. I like them.
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I have Rancho RSX's on mine. Put them on two weeks ago. Summitracing had them for $20 a piece. I couldn't beat the price so i said i would give them a shot. I pull a 10,000lb 30ft fifth wheel and it rode great.
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