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I put my rancho shocks on at 30K i now have 76 on it and i hate them.... I will not be replacing them with them again... And i need new shocks.. When i replace them i will let you know what i go with.
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I changed out my shocks at 101k on the clock...it all depends on your daily driving and how much you actually use them. If you do a lot of highway surfing I'm sure you have a few miles left on them...
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Shocks or struts are recommended at 50,000 miles. Depending what you use your truck for monroe sensa trac or monroe reflex is what i would recommend. There is also the Rancho shocks, they are going to be a lot firmer of a ride but they work great for haulers or off roaders
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I occassionally go off road when i go to the fox pens, or at work. I have the stock shocks on there now and it was bumpy as heck, So which ones should i go with? How hard is it to change the front shocks?
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Shocks or struts are recommended at 50,000 miles. Depending what you use your truck for monroe sensa trac or monroe reflex is what i would recommend. There is also the Rancho shocks, they are going to be a lot firmer of a ride but they work great for haulers or off roaders
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the front is actually a strut assembly. i would not try to do this yourself if you are not familar with this...you have to compress the spring...i would recommend taking it to a shop that does this. The rear has shocks thats a pretty easy swap...
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if you are looking for a smooth nice ride i would go with the monroe reflex...i think they are a great truck shock