Bilstein 5100s
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Bilstein 5100s
Just wanted to create this thread so that any who are searching can have a definitve answer. Installed these this weekend on my truck. If you haven't installed them, do it now. Truck rides and drives so much better with these. I have had them on other trucks, but the difference wasn't as noticable. I cannot believe how much the ride quality improved after I installed them.
Part numbers needed for 0-2"lift are: 24-186018 (front) and 24-186025 (rear).
Part numbers needed for 0-2"lift are: 24-186018 (front) and 24-186025 (rear).
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Just wanted to create this thread so that any who are searching can have a definitve answer. Installed these this weekend on my truck. If you haven't installed them, do it now. Truck rides and drives so much better with these. I have had them on other trucks, but the difference wasn't as noticable. I cannot believe how much the ride quality improved after I installed them.
Part numbers needed for 0-2"lift are: 24-186018 (front) and 24-186025 (rear).
Part numbers needed for 0-2"lift are: 24-186018 (front) and 24-186025 (rear).
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Yes, I am amazed. I've ran bilsteins on other trucks, and they didn't make nearly the difference they do on this truck. My next mod is actually that steering stabilizer kit. Did you buy the PMF kit? I like it, but it is not cheap. I thought about buying the rough country kit and just swapping the stabilizers out for bilstein stablizers, but I have not done the math yet to see if it is any cheaper than the PMF kit.
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