New Shock Absorbers

[mercenarygod]

Decided I'm not going to lower my truck. So I'm just gonna replace my 11 year old shock absorbers. Give me links and brands if you can, it's hard to find shock absorbers for standard suspension.

 

Only high quality one I could find so far.

16.5 in. extended length, 11.125 in. collapsed length, bushing-and-sleeve upper mount, bushings-and-sleeve lower mount; Includes improved heavy duty urethane bushings that offer twice the durability without sacrificing ride quality; This twin tube shock absorber has application-specific valving and features a cellular gas design with variable force control for accurate flow metering; Utilizes impact sensing technology to enhance ride comfort and control

$56 a piece

[Zembonez]

Decided I'm not going to lower my truck. So I'm just gonna replace my 11 year old shock absorbers. Give me links and brands if you can, it's hard to find shock absorbers for standard suspension.

 

Only high quality one I could find so far.

16.5 in. extended length, 11.125 in. collapsed length, bushing-and-sleeve upper mount, bushings-and-sleeve lower mount; Includes improved heavy duty urethane bushings that offer twice the durability without sacrificing ride quality; This twin tube shock absorber has application-specific valving and features a cellular gas design with variable force control for accurate flow metering; Utilizes impact sensing technology to enhance ride comfort and control

$56 a piece

Look at KYB shocks. I've used them on my GM trucks for years. Great stuff.

[mercenarygod]

Decided I'm not going to lower my truck. So I'm just gonna replace my 11 year old shock absorbers. Give me links and brands if you can, it's hard to find shock absorbers for standard suspension.

 

Only high quality one I could find so far.

16.5 in. extended length, 11.125 in. collapsed length, bushing-and-sleeve upper mount, bushings-and-sleeve lower mount; Includes improved heavy duty urethane bushings that offer twice the durability without sacrificing ride quality; This twin tube shock absorber has application-specific valving and features a cellular gas design with variable force control for accurate flow metering; Utilizes impact sensing technology to enhance ride comfort and control

$56 a piece

Look at KYB shocks. I've used them on my GM trucks for years. Great stuff.

 

 

yeah those look good.

I think I might get edelbrock

[Zembonez]

Any decent name brand shock is going to be 100% better than the OEM shocks... especially after 11 years. Yours are totally toast after that length of time.

 

Go have a look here: http://www.shockwarehouse.com/