Shocks on 88 stock suspension
#22
At $84.50 each they are not that bad... You get what you pay for too. We spent $2,200.00 each for the rear shocks on our Tundra... So by weight of comparison, that is why we recommend Old Man Emu for daily drivers. Plus they have great corrosion protection and really great bushings that are quiet. Part numbers ARBN98 for the front and ARBN94 for the rear. They have better compression control than the Bilsteins and a lot more rebound.
Wife says she wants me to get the truck looking like Marty Mcfly's so that means I have a lot of work to do and parts to buy.
#23
After a little research and testing the suspension, I now know my shocks are bad. The valves are not allowing the fluid flow this is what makes the ride so harsh. I will keep you all updated when I get started. Thanks for the help.
#24
I want to give the local shops business but the difference between $115 at the shop and $66 from Tire Rack is ridiculous. I wanted to complain about their price but chose not to offend. Besides I think they know when someone says " I will think about it" means he knows it's outrageous.
I am going with the Bilstien HD. I have off work next week so I should be able to get them installed soon.
I am going with the Bilstien HD. I have off work next week so I should be able to get them installed soon.
#26
I had a change of plan, instead of bilstein I went with gabriel ultra for half price. My wife helped talk me out of spending the extra money. I installed them today and I am satisfied with the result. They take the harsh jolting out and give me a solid ride. I am curious how much better the bilsteins would be. But Christmas is almost here, and I Am happy with the decision.
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