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  1. Mudstone

    M1009 Rear Shocks??

    LT i was in the army for 3 years... spent my time mostly in a motor pool till we deployed... i'm no expert but i try my best. CUCV's i'm not real familiar with but it's what i could afford.
  2. Mudstone

    M1009 Rear Shocks??

    i think i may go with the ranchos they are cheaper than the bilsteins as well... and the steering damper can be the same brand.
  3. Mudstone

    M1009 Rear Shocks??

    any reason to go rancho over bilstein? sorry i just would like someone who's used both. i have only used bilsteins in any of my vehicles
  4. Mudstone

    M1009 Rear Shocks??

    hmm shocks on the suburban are different... have a head on the outside as well. i get what you are saying now. Any reason for rancho over bilstein?
  5. Mudstone

    M1009 Rear Shocks??

    when we did my buddy's shocks on his 88 suburban if i recall correctly we jammed a craftsman wrench inside the frame on the nut and then ratcheted off the bolt. took literally 2 minutes and the wrench just locked itself against the frame. i think i'm describing this accurately but i could be...
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