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I've read on several other forums (yes I read other forums) that shock boots trap dirt and moisture which causes rust and premature seal wear. I am curious of your opinions. Please post any comments. Thank you.
If live somewhere that gets snow and they use salt on the roads or you run a lot of mud, then don't run shock boots, they'll just collect dirt & crap and your shocks will rot away quicker that they should.
If your somewhere that doesn't get snow and you don't run mud then the boots will be fine.
I'm in Ontario, Canada and over time I've found it much better not to run the boots. This way the when you wash the truck you'll, wash the salt and dirt away and the shocks should last longer and preform better over time.
I have had them both, and haven't really noticed any big differences. I do like the way that the boots look though. The only reason they are not on my truck now is because the shocks that are out it didn't come with any boots.
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