Bilstein Shocks?
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Bilstein Shocks?
hey guys i am wondering if anyone has purchased these shocks for our year of trucks i have a 91 f150 4x4 and i looked for the right ones online but have gotten different results
Im trying to get 2 for the rear i bought cheap ones 2 years ago and they are shot!
Anyone know which ones are for our trucks?
thanks!
Im trying to get 2 for the rear i bought cheap ones 2 years ago and they are shot!
Anyone know which ones are for our trucks?
thanks!
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From: Booneville, Missouri
Shocks
Hello and good evening.
Personally, I would use Bilstein HD Gas Shocks.
They are not cheap by no means but they have proven themselves over the years.
There is also Rancho, KYB, and I would imagine Motorcraft.
Tough decision but other members will chime in to help you even more.
Take Care.
Boon
Personally, I would use Bilstein HD Gas Shocks.
They are not cheap by no means but they have proven themselves over the years.
There is also Rancho, KYB, and I would imagine Motorcraft.
Tough decision but other members will chime in to help you even more.
Take Care.
Boon
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From: Bitterroots of Montana
The Bilstein HD shocks (4600 series) work for your truck provided it has stock suspension lift. The other shocks are for lifted trucks.
These are the numbers that come up for me from shock warehouse.
24-013284
24-016186
I've used them for my last few shock purchases (bilstein and kyb monomax) as they seem to be about the best price, and easiest to search.
These are the numbers that come up for me from shock warehouse.
24-013284
24-016186
I've used them for my last few shock purchases (bilstein and kyb monomax) as they seem to be about the best price, and easiest to search.
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