new shocks?

My vote is for the Bilstein 4600's as well. I replaced the leaking OEM's on my Ram and they make a big difference. If price is an issue, I bought them on eBay for about $65 each.

Bilstein 4600's.

Bilsteins

thomasmnile wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Don't waste your money on the average Monroe type listen to the experience of others that have been there and done that! Get the Bilstien 4600 you will thank us!

Put Monroe Gas Magnums on my 3500 5 years ago they have been just fine. Believe the OP mentioned something about not breaking the bank to buy shocks.........:h

I don't buy "just fine". The way I see it is the Bilstien's will cost about $80. To me that is not much for a superior shock.

I have used Monroe Gas Magnums in the past and I also thought they "were just fine". Also.

I took someone's advice and it was $80 well spent.

KYB mono max have worked great for me :)

plasticmaster wrote:
I had a sales rep at an online parts store recommend Pro Comp ES9000 shocks as a very good mid range shock. Does anyone have experience with these?

What is your budget?

I had a sales rep at an online parts store recommend Pro Comp ES9000 shocks as a very good mid range shock. Does anyone have experience with these?

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Don't waste your money on the average Monroe type listen to the experience of others that have been there and done that! Get the Bilstien 4600 you will thank us!

Put Monroe Gas Magnums on my 3500 5 years ago they have been just fine. Believe the OP mentioned something about not breaking the bank to buy shocks.........:h

Don't waste your money on the average Monroe type listen to the experience of others that have been there and done that! Get the Bilstien 4600 you will thank us!

If your shocks are anything like my Suburban, they sucked brand new and only get worse. There are very few complaints about Bilstein, but they do cost more than the average aftermarket shock. Many people are also pleased with KYB Monomax which are about $20 less per shock.