Kyb shocks

[Daaaanz67]

Is anyone using these on their static drop. If so how do you like them? Reason for asking, I noticed ece shows them in their catalog on all their drop kits.
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[PBFAB.COM]

KYB and Koni are both a higher end shock that produce a nice ride. Typically they will be slightly firmer which will work out nice up front and help prevent seriuos dquatting in the rear. We've been happy with both companys products over the years.

[Daaaanz67]

For a dd Monroe's or Kyb
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[Daaaanz67]

They have to be better than the crappy does tech very rough ride
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[TheSuspensionSource]

Have you checked out the Street Performance shocks by Belltech?

[Daaaanz67]

Didn't know anything about them what kind of ride can I get from the compared to Kyb or Monroe's who carries them. Any members using them please chime in for yor opinions please.
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[Clyde65]

I have the KYB's and dont like them on the front. I have mine dropped 2/4. the back is good but the front hits bumps hard.

I had some cheap old stock ones before and they did great. Im gonna go back to monroe

[TheSuspensionSource]

Originally Posted by Daaaanz67

Didn't know anything about them what kind of ride can I get from the compared to Kyb or Monroe's who carries them. Any members using them please chime in for yor opinions please.
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Belltech's engineers focused their attention on tuning the low speed compression characteristics of this shock absorber, which is responsible for controlling your Sport Truck or SUV’s pitch and roll, dive and squat to help keep you confident and in control. The “Progressive” rebound tuning will complement large aftermarket wheels, keeping the ride smooth but firm and in control. •
The ultimate in Premium Street Performance solution •

• Vehicle specific applications •
• Oversized Construction provides additional damping control •
• 15mm piston rod, 35 mm piston and a 55 mm shock body •
• Internal Teflon coated bushings and piston seals avoid metal to metal contact, provides lowest possible friction resulting in long lasting performance • Increase in handling and performance at maximum comfort

[502ms]

What shocks Do you recommend for a c10 that lays frame?
My truck has a z'd front, four link rear. Currently on 15" wheels/tires...may upgrade to 17 or 20 inch later..but I like the steelies
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[TheSuspensionSource]

Originally Posted by 502ms

What shocks Do you recommend for a c10 that lays frame?
My truck has a z'd front, four link rear. Currently on 15" wheels/tires...may upgrade to 17 or 20 inch later..but I like the steelies
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You could still use Belltech shocks. Just need to tell me what size shock you need and mounting style.

[502ms]

Thanks...guess I need to go measure everything
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[TheSuspensionSource]

Originally Posted by 502ms

Thanks...guess I need to go measure everything
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Measure from CENTER mounting point to CENTER mounting point