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2022 ZR2 silverado dssv shock part numbers

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Gangly Senior Enthusiast

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21 minutes ago, SteveCZ said:

So I just checked GMC's accessory page, and when I set the vehicle to my 2020 AT4, the shock package doesn't show up.  Only for the updated body style 23's.  Any thoughts?

I had the same issue.  I am unaware of any design differences in the suspension mounts, so I'm not sure why.  I'm sure it will be figured out soon enough.

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Firehawk99
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Others on the forum in different threads wanted this info

newdude
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But if you have a factory Custom Trail Boss, you can toss the ZR2 kit from GM on there and still have a cheaper ZR2.  Base price (with destination) of a ZR2 is $73,345.  A Custom Trail Boss is $53,695

Firehawk99
Firehawk99

These are the tags off the front dssv shocks on my 2022 ZR2 silverado.

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BIGDOGx Senior Enthusiast

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20 minutes ago, SteveCZ said:

So I just checked GMC's accessory page, and when I set the vehicle to my 2020 AT4, the shock package doesn't show up.  Only for the updated body style 23's.  Any thoughts?

Because 23 is the first year of the silverado zr2 perhaps.. Not sure if there are any differences with suspension between those model years.

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22 was the first year of the ZR2. I have a 21 Custom TB so the ZR2 wasn't even announced when I ordered mine. I already have the 6.2 with the 10 speed. The DSSV shocks would make it equal and not have all the future problem laden electronic dash. I have thought about trading mine for a ZR2 but the price difference is not worth the extra $25K+ I'd have to spend to step up to a ZR2.

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Luc1f3r Enthusiast

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On 2/22/2023 at 9:17 AM, SteveCZ said:

So I just checked GMC's accessory page, and when I set the vehicle to my 2020 AT4, the shock package doesn't show up.  Only for the updated body style 23's.  Any thoughts?

Notes say its good for 19 and up.

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So I'm trying to buy this for my 19 at4 and dealer is saying it wont fit...

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SteveCZ Enthusiast

SteveCZ

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Any updates on this?  I still don't see anything specifically available for my truck.  If anyone has ordered this, is it just the shocks, or does it come with springs for front and rear?

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Luc1f3r

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On 6/1/2023 at 10:19 AM, SteveCZ said:

Any updates on this?  I still don't see anything specifically available for my truck.  If anyone has ordered this, is it just the shocks, or does it come with springs for front and rear?

Comes with springs front and rear. You have to order for 22+ but it fits 19+ with factory lift. You can also piece together the kit. I got some of the stuff from junkyards and some from rock auto. Cheaper but a PITA.

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On 6/5/2023 at 7:49 AM, Luc1f3r said:

Comes with springs front and rear. You have to order for 22+ but it fits 19+ with factory lift. You can also piece together the kit. I got some of the stuff from junkyards and some from rock auto. Cheaper but a PITA.

Can you just order the shocks or do you have to get the springs?  I get the fronts are easier with the springs already as one unit, but the leafs?

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5 hours ago, SteveCZ said:

Can you just order the shocks or do you have to get the springs?  I get the fronts are easier with the springs already as one unit, but the leafs?

Yea you can run without ZR2 shocks without the ZR2 rear springs. You'll keep the higher payload rating that way but probably rides a little rougher than the softer ZR2 springs. This is what i did.

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On 6/8/2023 at 2:50 PM, Luc1f3r said:

Yea you can run without ZR2 shocks without the ZR2 rear springs. You'll keep the higher payload rating that way but probably rides a little rougher than the softer ZR2 springs. This is what i did.

How did you end up doing that?  Through the parts catalog or just look up the shock numbers independent?

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TxTruckMan Senior Enthusiast

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On 6/12/2023 at 9:54 AM, Luc1f3r said:

I bought the rears from rockauto and bought the fronts from a junkyard. 

https://www.lkqonline.com/

https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=13942361&cc=3450532&pt=7556&jsn=2248

What vehicle did you add them to?  I have a 2021 AT4 needing new shocks and am considering going this route if it’s a simple shock swap that I can do myself. I don’t want to buy new rear springs. Thanks. 

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SVG Enthusiast

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I added them to my 21' AT4. Wasn't hard to do. The fronts are a little more involved but not a hard DIY.

TxTruckMan Senior Enthusiast

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11 hours ago, SVG said:

I added them to my 21' AT4. Wasn't hard to do. The fronts are a little more involved but not a hard DIY.

Thanks. So you just ordered the 4x parts listed in this thread or the full set offered by GM?  I can’t find the fronts listed on any site but the full set is list around $3600. Where did you find your parts?

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I purchased a set of new take-offs from a private party. It was listed on FB marketplace.

I didn't change the rear leafs as I didn't want to monkey with my tow rating (I tow my 5K boat regularly).

 

 

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