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From: Edmond, OK
Just glancing at Rock Auto it looks like you can get Monroe 73032 for the front and Monroe 911335 for the rear. I wouldn't bother with any other brand unless you get the Motorcraft struts.
FWIW, the dealer replaced my front struts at about 50k miles.
It wasn't under the
warranty, but I only had to pay $100 since I had an extended warranty.
FWIW, the dealer replaced my front struts at about 50k miles.
It wasn't under the warranty, but I only had to pay $100 since I had an extended warranty.
Tuned
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From: Southeast Wisconsin
FWIW, Its my mission to avoid the OEM struts and shocks altogether. Once I upgraded to Bilstein on one truck and Eibach on the other, I would never go back to OEM. Comfort and handling are dramatically better with aftermarket stuff IMHO.
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The OEM are biased towards a cushy ride, and they wear out with 60k miles. I would recommend KYBs with fully assembled struts if you are going to do it yourself. I have EIbachs on mine, but I have a modified suspension too.
If you have a spring compressor I would look at Rancho 5000s for a good ride and Bilstein or Eibach for a firm ride.
If you have a spring compressor I would look at Rancho 5000s for a good ride and Bilstein or Eibach for a firm ride.
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Strurts/Shocks
The OEM are biased towards a cushy ride, and they wear out with 60k miles. I would recommend KYBs with fully assembled struts if you are going to do it yourself. I have EIbachs on mine, but I have a modified suspension too.
If you have a spring compressor I would look at Rancho 5000s for a good ride and Bilstein or Eibach for a firm ride.
If you have a spring compressor I would look at Rancho 5000s for a good ride and Bilstein or Eibach for a firm ride.
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