Rear Shocks

[Anon12345]

43 minutes ago, richard wysong said:

obviously everyone has a different opinion. I like Monroe Reflex. they have variable valving that adjust to road conditions. I agree with truck man on adding weight

I sell monroe's and i hate how they ride. Ride like ******

[richard wysong]

see posts 4 &5 on this topic. 

[TxTruckMan]

On 3/26/2022 at 7:47 AM, Hesster said:

I think it does have suspension adjustments, as a cable runs to the front shocks.  And this:

CONTINUOUS DAMPING ADAPTIVE RIDE CONTROL The system monitors input from both the road and the truck in real time to help deliver a smooth ride. Every 2 milliseconds, active dampers continuously adjust both rebound and compression forces to counter heave, pitch and body roll. Stiffness rates also change when Sport mode is selected, or automatically when it senses heavy trailering or large payloads.

That suspension is only available on the Denali.  If you have the SLT you do not have adaptive suspension.

 

Again, that knob does nothing for suspension.  It only helps with traction control, throttle, and shifting.

[Desrunner]

Might want to compare a mono tube shock to a twin tube. Each has its pros/cons.