new shocks
I have a 2005 2500HD truck and the trailer in my signature, can anyone recommend the best shocks to get for this set up?(Still have the originals) Thanks any info appreciated.
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If no cost limit...Koni's for all my cars...don't know enough about them for my trucks
Currently have KYB Mono Max's on my Suburban and Silverado. Their next set will
be the same
Have had Eldebrock IAS's on the Sub. Loved them on pavement, but hated them
off roading...unless going to drive like Parnelli Jonees out there....but
they leaked. Still pretty good, but could tell they were not the same. If they
didn't leak, would stick with them for my Sub, as don't go 4x4'ing seriously
much any more. If did, would stick with the KYB's...even though at
first didn't like the KYB's...not as much street performance as
the IAS's...but they didn't leak on me
Have had Monroe's (reflex and another HD version) on the Silverado and they
are better than OEM, but that is it. When they leaked, put in KYB Mono Max
and they are the ones to stick with
Tried Blistein on the Sub right after the IAS's and they are okay, but not
enough control for my type of driving/terrain and they too leaked after pushing
them hard off roading...where the KYB's have been there, done that and are
showing no signs of leaking
A lot depends on the terrain normally or mostly going to travel...how you
drive...what you drive...how your vehicle is setup
Currently have KYB Mono Max's on my Suburban and Silverado. Their next set will
be the same
Have had Eldebrock IAS's on the Sub. Loved them on pavement, but hated them
off roading...unless going to drive like Parnelli Jonees out there....but
they leaked. Still pretty good, but could tell they were not the same. If they
didn't leak, would stick with them for my Sub, as don't go 4x4'ing seriously
much any more. If did, would stick with the KYB's...even though at
first didn't like the KYB's...not as much street performance as
the IAS's...but they didn't leak on me
Have had Monroe's (reflex and another HD version) on the Silverado and they
are better than OEM, but that is it. When they leaked, put in KYB Mono Max
and they are the ones to stick with
Tried Blistein on the Sub right after the IAS's and they are okay, but not
enough control for my type of driving/terrain and they too leaked after pushing
them hard off roading...where the KYB's have been there, done that and are
showing no signs of leaking
A lot depends on the terrain normally or mostly going to travel...how you
drive...what you drive...how your vehicle is setup
