[ralmeida]

Happy new year to all,

I have 120000km (72000miles?) on my truck, original tires was replaced at 85000km with Michelins LTX AS2, Brakes are being replaced next week, my shocks are about done, how many miles are you getting out of your shocks and what are you replacing them with? I am keeping stock heigh, i am looking at the Bilstein 4600, but they don't make a steering damper replacement only a dual upgrade, any one using Rancho's 9000's? how are they?

 

[Mrhavasu]

I just put the 4600 shocks on the front, have not got around to the rear yet. Only drove it this weekend while towing
my 5th wheel and it made a nice difference. Have 27k miles on my truck and the stock front shocks were not in good shape.
My front end would bounce up and down a bit and thats now gone.

 

[Striper05]

I replaced my factory shocks with fox 2.0. Big difference


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[GCR]

Happy new year to all,

I have 120000km (72000miles?) on my truck, original tires was replaced at 85000km with Michelins LTX AS2, Brakes are being replaced next week, my shocks are about done, how many miles are you getting out of your shocks and what are you replacing them with? I am keeping stock heigh, i am looking at the Bilstein 4600, but they don't make a steering damper replacement only a dual upgrade, any one using Rancho's 9000's? how are they?

Rancho’s didn’t make 20k on my truck before they went south. If you’re on a budget, go with the Bilsteins, and a replacement factory steering damper. I ended up with Kings, very spendy, but they work very well.

 

[bigskyhntr]

Go for the 4600's and just get a OEM steering stabilizer, the factory stabilizer is actually pretty good..

 

[str8t six]

fox 2.0s with a King 2.5 steering stabilizer.

there really is no comparison between a King stabilizer and a stock one. The King is substantially stronger/more resistant to compression than the stock damper.

 

[Diesel1892]

Kings or gtfo.