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Originally Posted by TheSuspensionSource
I see a few threads asking about what is a good shock to use with your lowering kit. Here is your answer. We are also going to offer a special C10 June Special. All 4 shocks for $199.99 with FREE shipping. Shipping to lower 48 states ONLY.
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Wondering if these might be a better choice for my tahoe...
98 Tahoe with a 5" front drop
The tires are getting into the inner fenderwells on rough transitions at freeway speeds. I need something thats going to be a little stiffer than the sensa tracs I just installed. The ride is nice but its a little slow to react.
Do you this these will help or am I toast with that much front drop.