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*Update* A handful of work was done on the Front End of my M1009. Front Bearings Replaced and Packed Front Axle & Hub Seals Replaced Hub Locks Replaced Front Upper and Lower Ball Joints Replaced Front Sway Bar Bushings Replaced I can really notice a difference with the way it rides and...

4 Wheel Parts was going to charge me $160 for an inspection! I got my other buddy to do one for Free. It looks like the Sway Arm Bushings need replaced, Front Bearings need Repacked and the Lower Ball Joints need replaced. I’m going to replace the Upper ones as well. I got some quotes and...

This is awesome! Thank You @GunnyM1009 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

@GunnyM1009 @cucvrus I went and looked around at the undercarriage near the shocks. I’m still learning so bear with me. I have a few questions, but I’ll go one question at a time. I did notice this U shaped piece of metal behind the Front Drivers Side tire. What is that piece called? Also at...

@GunnyM1009 I found this helpful video, it may be helpful for you as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ll go ahead and order those cheaper priced Bushings. @cucvrus says I may need to replace the Ball Joints as well. Is there anything else I might need to check and replace? One note, what if my front tires can be moved/wiggled by hand? Could that be the Front Bearings need replaced or...

@GunnyM1009 @cucvrus Thank you for the info, it’s always great to learn more about this vehicle. This is the bushing in your picture, it’s $23.82 Energy Suspension 3.5118G 1-1/4" Front Stabilizer Bushing for GM 4WD , Black https://a.co/1CVmONp When I put the Blazer specs in this one came...

@GunnyM1009 Ahhh, I see! Thank you. Is that the right part and part number? If so I’ll order 2, where did you purchase it at? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

@cucvrus I am still learning about all of the undercarriage parts. I suspect you are correct. I’m fairly confident there are a handful of parts needing to be replaced. I’m going to take the M1009 back to 4 Wheel Parts and have them do an inspection. Or somewhere else that charges less. What...

I had the Pro Comp Shocks installed today. It all looks good, at least they have a decent 3 year warranty. They gave me the Pro Comp stickers to add onto the shocks, but that would ruin the covert, stealthy look! [emoji23] Time will tell how they perform!! Before and After Pics: Sent...

I made an appointment at 4 Wheel Parts for later this week. They’ll be installing Pro Comp Shocks. $60 each, plus installation. I’m also going to have them inspect the bushing, wheel bearings, etc. I’ll report back with photos. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sounds good! Thank you for double checking! I’ll likely just get the Pro Comp Shocks. I’ll just have to see about their Warranty. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just visited 4 Wheel Parts. I was told they don’t have Bilstein for 6”. I’m going to see if I can find those 6” shocks elsewhere. They do have Pro Comp available for $60 each plus installation. I’m assuming those are subpar in comparison? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It sounds like Bilstein is the most popular choice. So what type is ideal: gas, monotube, shock absorber, etc.? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’m going to replace the shocks for my CUCV M1009. It has a 6” inch lift, not sure if that matters. I want to see what you guys recommend? Brand, Type, etc. I looked on 4 Wheel Parts and got the phone book! I mostly drive on roads, but would like the option of something decent for any...