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    Truck Shocks

    What are some decent shocks these days for trucks? I've been out of the loop for a while for suspension parts. I have a 99 silverado ext cab short box. Its a Z71 and all that. I'm looking at trying to get some shocks put on tomorrow with some other stuff.
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    Wheres a good place to go to that could get me in tomorrow right away? I usually do this myself but I'm kind of in a rush and just want to get it done.
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    I had good luck with the Rancho RS9000 series. They were adjustable and install was a cinch on my Super Duty. The difference was instantly noticeable. Nowdays, they look manually adjustable or remotely with a digital device. They weren't terrible $$ wise either but this was 7 yrs. ago. Any corner shop could do it. Bruce at Franklin Automotive on 31st and Ryan does good work.

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    Well I kind of thought it over a bit and I might go with the Bilsteins again. Not sure yet though.
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    if its the 99 silverado the bilsteins do a nice job
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    kyb's ftw.
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    People seem to like the shocks I get from Carquest they are made by KYB. They have two different listings for your truck, either $55 each or about $80 each. Bilsteins are FU*in expensive!
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    Well I can get Bilsteins for like $75 each online so its not that much more than a regular shock.
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    on ebay there is a vendor that sells overstocked KYB shocks for $115/pr shipped. item # 360015120597

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