Posted in Bilstein on Mar 18th, 2008
Question:
YOU_NEED: To Replace Worn-out Units
BRAND: Performance Shocks and Struts
COMMENTS: 4-drs. Question what is thew differences between Bilstein Touring
Answer:
The Bilstein valving differences -
http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/bilstein_info.cfm
The S70s are listed in our online catalog -
http://www.shockwarehouse.com/index.cfm?mode=results&selected_model=4539&selected_year=1998
The Bilstein TCs are similar to the OE twin tube units, the Bilstein HDs are a monotube performance design http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/glossary.cfm
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Posted in GMC on Mar 18th, 2008
Question:
NEED: Best Handling Possible
BRAND: Performance Adjustable Shocks and Struts
COMMENTS: 2500 Extended cab. I am looking for a shock that is good for snow plowing and regular driving, too.
Answer:
You want the Bilstein HDs. They are the most durable product we carry for working.
They also will give you better handling and control, especially at highway speeds during […]
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Posted in KYB on Mar 17th, 2008
QUESTION:
YOU_NEED: Best Handling Possible
BRAND: Everyday Shocks and Struts
COMMENTS: Hello, What kind of handling can I expect from the KYB GR2-struts & shocks,compared to stock…I’m looking for something to handle these rough New England roads etc… Thanks for your time.
ANSWER:
KYB GR2 units are a twin tube low pressure design, similar and valved like the OE units […]
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Posted in Jeep on Mar 16th, 2008
QUESTION:
I´m looking to replace OEM shocks in my Liberty, I want Bilstein shocks, but the Liberty is not listed in Bilstein´s application guide, however, you offer the Bilstein BST HEAVY DUTY for the 2004 Liberty, do you offer some sort of adapter or will it fit just like that?
ANSWER:
The Bilsteins for the Libertys fit […]
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Posted in Uncategorized, Air Springs, Trailer on Mar 5th, 2008
QUESTION:
I have an air ride hitch for towing my fifth wheel trailer. It
bounces excessively on bumpy roads and I would like to add shocks to help it
come back to center quicker. The load on the hitch is about 2500 lbs. and
the travel of the shock should be from 16 to 19 inches. […]
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Posted in Chevrolet on Mar 5th, 2008
QUESTION:
I have a 2001 Chevy Silverado Z71 that I have lifted to torsion bars in the front by using the stock keys. My question is I want Bilstein shocks but not sure witch ones to get. The 5100 or the heavy duties.
ANSWER:
Trucks with a Raised or Lifted Suspension.
1. When purchasing shocks for a lifted truck, […]
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Posted in Suspension, AUDI on Mar 3rd, 2008
QUESTION:
OK, I am very hard on cornering and turns. I tend to take corners faster than most people so there seems to be a lot of times where it feels like my cars are making an effort to hold the corners or curves.
I am ready soon to purchase some for the 1990 Audi 100. Based […]
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Posted in Airlift, Trailer on Mar 3rd, 2008
QUESTION:
We tow a 4×8 trailer plus load the back half of the Grand Voyager
6-8 times per year and go over mountains. What would you recommend for extra
lift and control?
ANSWER:
For extra support in the rear, you can use an Airlift airbag kit.
We list those in our online catalog -
http://www.shockwarehouse.com/index.cfm?mode=results&selected_model=4386&selected_year=1993
The rear KYB Gasjust shock has […]
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