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Old 06-20-2011, 11:10 PM
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my truck needs shocks.....its the 2500hd short box quad cab with the 8.1 Allison.....theres all kinds of shocks out there in all kinds of price ranges.....what are you guys running??
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If you tow your boat-BILSTEINS, I have put them on all 4 of my Duramaxes, I tried the edelbrock ias or whatever they call them, they rode better empty and towed terrible, Smitty
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KYB Momotubes are pretty good as well.
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Dodge 2500 CTD...Bilstein (silver shock w/black boot)
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Either Bilsteins or KYB monomax. Stay away from the Monroe Relex, not hd enough for towing.

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I run Monroe Reflex on my 05 2500HD Crew. Under severe use they typically last about 1.5 to 2 yrs. They drive and tow well, but could use a bit more damp and less rebound. Ive towed at and over capacity several times, and it rides extremely smooth. If you feel like spending the $$$ buy the Bilsteins, if not the Reflex will work fine.

Typically im just towing a 5000-7500 lb load on a tandem, but it tows my heavy 33 ft 5th wheel pretty smooth.

Tires are 285 75/16 on stock wheels.
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Billsteins! Great ride, better than stock even on a brand new lifted 08 I had.
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KYB Monomax--best bang for the buck. I run them on an F-350 and they ride great.
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Go with the Bilsteins, I put them on all my trucks (which are worked very hard), they are very reasonable from eshocks.com
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Which Bilstein is everyone talking about???.....the yellow ones or the grey ones???

my truck has stock ride height and wheels/tires btw.

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