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New shocks
I was installing rear sway bar (off f-250) on my f-100 and need just a hair more clerance so the old coil over shocks got to go. I have always liked monroe gas magnum shocks, any other suggestions. I do tow a 5 by8 trailer sometimes. Thanks
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During research for my 70, I found these PNs for Bilstein shocks at Shockwarehouse.com: Bilstein shocks and struts for cars and trucks - Shockwarehouse.com
F4-B46-1105-H1 Front
F4-B46-1326-H0 Rear
These are for stock height applications.
F4-B46-1105-H1 Front
F4-B46-1326-H0 Rear
These are for stock height applications.
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During research for my 70, I found these PNs for Bilstein shocks at Shockwarehouse.com: Bilstein shocks and struts for cars and trucks - Shockwarehouse.com
F4-B46-1105-H1 Front
F4-B46-1326-H0 Rear
These are for stock height applications.
F4-B46-1105-H1 Front
F4-B46-1326-H0 Rear
These are for stock height applications.
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Yeah, sure do.. I have HDs installed in my 01 S'crew and 71 Lemans (with a full Hotchkis suspension). Both ride more comfortably and are sure-footed. I used to have an 85 VW GTI commuter and autocrosser with the Sport version which rode very stiff but perfect for the track.
The HDs are the way to go for a street vehicle. Plus, they last a long time.
The HDs are the way to go for a street vehicle. Plus, they last a long time.
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[quote=HIO Silver;11943528]Yeah, sure do.. I have HDs installed in my 01 S'crew and 71 Lemans (with a full Hotchkis suspension). Both ride more comfortably and are sure-footed. I used to have an 85 VW GTI commuter and autocrosser with the Sport version which rode very stiff but perfect for the track.
The HDs are the way to go for a street vehicle. Plus, they last a long time.[/quote
Ok thanks, I think this will be the way to go. I'm waiting on a check so i will do some more research till it gets here. Thanks again for the helpful info. If any one else has experience with bilstein or others, good or bad let me know, thanks. Check won't be here for a couple of days.
The HDs are the way to go for a street vehicle. Plus, they last a long time.[/quote
Ok thanks, I think this will be the way to go. I'm waiting on a check so i will do some more research till it gets here. Thanks again for the helpful info. If any one else has experience with bilstein or others, good or bad let me know, thanks. Check won't be here for a couple of days.
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