yay new shocks, but with springs, well if anyof you live in the new england area speciflicy new hampshire, they have REALLY neglected road care, and there are pot holes EVERYWHERE, so i finnly got better shocks casue my other ones are sinking

anyone else having this pot hole nightmare where they live?


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Oh very nice, coil overs! What kind of shocks are those?

 

Phoenix we have bad potholes as well!!

 

they are gabriel or something like that, id go out and check but itss snowing and im basicly in for the night lol

 

How do they ride?? Are they allready on your blaze??

 

putting them on tommorow, i was told they would be stiff, but since the guy who owned the blazer before me never chnaged shocks and now im at 90,000 they despertly need it

o and this is what every road looks like when ever it rains, even if its a little rain, casue of the bad care


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that water came up to my kick pannel

 

Dang those are pretty crappy roads!! Ours are terrible with holes everywhere!!

 

We have pot holes every once in a while, luckily most of our roads up here are blacktop so I am happy since you dont get those annoying expansion joints like in concrete. Thats what annoys me on long trips or living back home. Since expansion joints are just jumping at the chance to catch the snow plow blade and get chipped up (and then they fill it in with some tar crap so high that it makes it speed bumps).

 

I used coil overs on the back of my Bravada to add spring rate so I could drag my tools around with me with out the back end sagging. I used the Monroe Sensatrack Shocks w/ Load Assist. Ride didn't change a whole lot, but the back end did get more stiff.

 

Yea lenny I agree with you on those expansion joints they suck!! Here we have those and they do now justice to billet wheels with low pro tires let me tell you!!