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Old 12-06-2005, 06:55 PM
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Question Best drop shocks??
I'm lookin to get some new drop shocks, stockers are wearin out. Anyone have some good ideas??

Truck is dropped 2/4 (which sits @ a 3/5...)

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Old 12-06-2005, 11:39 PM
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edelbrocks are to hard everything else dosent last for crap
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Another vote for DT shocks. They work great and the price is right.
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I love my DT shocks, wouldnt go with anything else. good price on them too!
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i am gonna be different here. Take a look at some KYB nitrogen gas shocks. I have a set and love em. They only cost me $50 a piece too
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I have always ran Toxic Drop Shocks, and have been satisfied. There maybe better shocks out there but these are the only ones that I have tried and they helped the ride alot and have gave me no problems.
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toxic is the devil...not trying to bash, but try a new shock and im sure youll change you mind about the toxics.
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I bought a set of Edelbrocks only to learn that they require shock extenders. I now have Toxics and they work fine. (2x4 drop)
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DTs have worked for me.
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so DT's it is, now where to buy?
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