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08-02-2002, 10:51 PM
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Shocking suspension
Help! My truck still has stock suspension and I need/want better handling, especially on the turns. What shocks should I get? The truck has front and rear coils. I am TOTALLY new to this and need some great advice!
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08-03-2002, 11:40 AM
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If your suspention is in good shape, most gas shocks work well, sway bars make a big differance, Poly bushings on the rear will help too. Bilsteins, Rancho's, when your talking about a truck with this much wieght, your not going to notice a big differance between the manufactures. Make sure your suspention is good, first. That includles ball joints, tie rods, coils, and alinment.
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