bouncy ride
#1
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My ride is very bouncy, I went over a small bump the other day and almost lost control because the truck would not stop bouncing. I was looking to buying these: http://www.jcwhitney.com/webapp/wcs/...atalogId=10101
what are your thoughts?
I like that it will lift the truck too, unless I read that wrong.
Thanks for your input!
what are your thoughts?
I like that it will lift the truck too, unless I read that wrong.
Thanks for your input!
#2
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it looks like those shocks are for blazers with 2-3" of lift so idk how they would work on a stock height ride.
#3
I would not recommend using a longer shock unless you are lifted.
I liked the Monroe Reflex shocks I put on the front of my old Bravada. I did not go with them in the back because of the tools I carried with me on a routine basis. I ended up putting Monroe Sensatrak w/ Load Assist (coil over shocks). The ride was very firm which is exactly what I was looking for.
I liked the Monroe Reflex shocks I put on the front of my old Bravada. I did not go with them in the back because of the tools I carried with me on a routine basis. I ended up putting Monroe Sensatrak w/ Load Assist (coil over shocks). The ride was very firm which is exactly what I was looking for.
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I would not recommend using a longer shock unless you are lifted.
I liked the Monroe Reflex shocks I put on the front of my old Bravada. I did not go with them in the back because of the tools I carried with me on a routine basis. I ended up putting Monroe Sensatrak w/ Load Assist (coil over shocks). The ride was very firm which is exactly what I was looking for.
I liked the Monroe Reflex shocks I put on the front of my old Bravada. I did not go with them in the back because of the tools I carried with me on a routine basis. I ended up putting Monroe Sensatrak w/ Load Assist (coil over shocks). The ride was very firm which is exactly what I was looking for.
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