Shocks

[onebad8.1]

Hey all im thinking im in need of new shocks my front end was riding ruff so i replaced the bumpstops and that helped but i think new shocks would help its a 2003 gmc 2500hd long bed crew cab 4x4 slt 8.1l with 120k on it i have onwed it since 2007 it had 73k on it so its been at least 50k since last shocks have been put on, anyone recommend a good shock front and rear and prob the steering one also

Thanks

[sdeeter19555]

Have you had it aligned? They could reset the ride height if it's settled...that would make it ride closer to the jounce stoppers.

 

I have 5100 Bilstiens, I always bought the other brands because of Bilstien's cost, but in the end I like these better than all the others I have ran over the years.

 

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[jusbecuz]

I put on Monroe Reflex, pep-boys had 35% off and Monroe had a $70 rebate if you bought 4, so around $100 for all 4. I've had them on for 7 months and they are working great, with a lifetime warranty. There are better shocks out there but these work well on my 3500.

[davester]

I bought Rancho RS9000 adjustable shocks for my '04 Sierra 3500. I liked that I could put the shock at it's softest setting for the rear (as the thing rides like a buckboard), but I could stiffen up the front so it wouldn't bounce so much. They weren't cheap, but I like how they work. I don't change the settings based on towing big, just set it and forget it.

[Formulabruce]

Have you had it aligned? They could reset the ride height if it's settled...that would make it ride closer to the jounce stoppers.

 

I have 5100 Bilstiens, I always bought the other brands because of Bilstien's cost, but in the end I like these better than all the others I have ran over the years.

 

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Z71 shocks right there...

[onebad8.1]

Thanks for all the input much appreciated