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04-27-2020, 12:15 AM
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 Join Date: Aug 2018
Location: Long Island, NY
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Time for new shocks
Hi there.
Advice wanted. Time to put new front shocks in my 70 C10. It’s currently equipped with Hotchkis lowering springs. Before I swap in new shocks perhaps there are other things I can do while I’m in there to improve the ride? FWIW the Rear has a No Limit shock relocation kit. And here’s a few snaps of the front driver side suspension. |
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04-27-2020, 10:47 AM
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Location: Hayes Va
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Re: Time for new shocks
I have been really happy with the Belltech street performance shock I put on the 66. The Make them in a couple of different lengths so you can size em to fir your truck.
Jimmy
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04-27-2020, 05:15 PM
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Re: Time for new shocks
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2nd... There are multiple shock options that are of good quality. Since you have Hotchkis springs, I would see if they have a shock that is possibly already matched for the spring rate. Beyond that from your original question, just checking things over for loose or worn items.
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