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I put a set of Bilstein 5100 on my F250 last weekend and there was a dramatic improvement in the ride, I would highly recommend them. Took about an hour and a half in the driveway. Best prices I found were amazon and eshocks. I'm in Lone Tree if you need any tools.
Last edited by 9mmJ; 09-17-2014 at 16:53.
Another fan of Bilsteins, had them on my GMC 1500 and recently put a set on my '03 Tahoe, big improvement. I dealt with Jazz It Up off Arapahoe and Dayton, good guys.
new rancho 9000s on the 2500 this weekend, the lift from skyjacker came with shocks, fronts only lasted 20k miles
do them yourself
Self control: The minds ability to override the body's urge to beat the living sh.. out of some ass.... who desperately deserves it.
The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.
Thomas Jefferson
Obama, so full of crap it is a miracle Air Force One can even get off the ground,
Bert was the first to say it......it aint that hard, brother.Originally Posted by BPTactical
You can do it, the good folks here can help you along with it if you're uncertain about it. I'll help you get started on it.
Another vote for Bilstein. Stay away from Monroe branded stuff. Easy to do on a Ram. Sears and Pepboys offer cheap labor and package pricing. Spray the hardware a few days before. 2 hours ish
Buy the shocks, then come over. I'll show you how to change them. Or just change them for you.
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