zr2 bad ride qualty problems
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zr2 bad ride qualty problems
hi im new to the site and trying to get some answers i have an 03 zr2 blazer with the superlift 2 in suspension lift with control arms, torsion bar adjusters add a leafs and shackles. it rides bad every bump i hit the truck wanders i dont have the t bars cranked up i had a front end alingment done in hopes it would cure it but no dice... any ideas. also i tried to find new leaf spring bushings what a PITA no parts stores have the right ones, gm doesnt have them, are they a diferent size than the stock blazers and where can i find them also i am looking for a good set of shocks cuz the ones from superlift suck....
#2
I would most definitly try getting new longer shocks, some shock absorbers. Rancho shocks would be my first choice...but if your looking to save money I'd go with Pro Comp shocks. That will smooth your ride quality out a good bit...The rear is going to be a little harder to fix because of the add-a-leaf, but again the shock absorbers or longer shocks will help.
You can try the website below. Im about to buy a body lift from them. I've been to one of there stores when I purchased my rims...Very nice and trustworthy individuals.
http://www.performance4trucks.com/Li...x?t_c=1&t_s=90
You can try the website below. Im about to buy a body lift from them. I've been to one of there stores when I purchased my rims...Very nice and trustworthy individuals.
http://www.performance4trucks.com/Li...x?t_c=1&t_s=90
#3
When you got your superlift kit. Did you pay the extra coin for the upgraded Bilstien shocks? If not, I would order them because the standard shocks I heard are terrible. And as for the leaf spring bushings, give the guys at energy suspension a call for new bushings.
Last edited by nj4x4blaze; 01-15-2010 at 12:03 PM.
#4
when i got the lift i asked the guy about upgraded shocks and he said they really didnt offer any other ones that the superlift ones.... i knew he was full of it. can i get them on the superlift site?
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