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Category Archive for 'Shocks'

Question: I have a 2004
Toyota Tundra Double Cab 2WD Limited with 58k miles. The stock rear shocks are leaking and I want to raise the front a bit to have a more leveled look and ride. I am looking to put the Bilstein BE56929’s on the front for the leveling. Where the question comes […]

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Question: I’m having a hard time finding a Bilstein part, BE5-6501-H1 for the rear of my GMC Suburban 2500 2WD 2003can you help with that? I understand it also fits the 200- 2006 years as wellQ: I’m having a hard time finding a Bilstein part, BE5-6501-H1 for the rear of my GMC Suburban 2500 2WD […]

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Rancho has launched a wireless controller for its Rancho 9000XL and Quick Lift Shocks.  The first of its kind this greatly reducers the amount of work required to install and manage the ride of your truck.  Rancho says  “The Wireless Controller includes a variety of one-touch presets,including Highway, Sport, Tow/Haul, Off-Road, and a driver-determined MyRide, […]

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There are many variables when choosing the best shock or strut for your car.  Driving conditions, age of your car, tires, tire pressure, and many more.  Shockwarehouse offers you a handy comparison chart to help you make this decision.  Take a quick look at the chart linked above but here are some important notes mainly […]

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Bilstein has released heavy duty monotube shocks for the 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Parts #’s BE5-D721-H0 and BE5-D722-H0 retailing for $267.80 on our site. They are going fast.

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