pbrstreetgang
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Can anyone advise on purchasing Bilstein shocks for front and back on a 1986 Stock M1009 CUCV? I need part numbers, specs.
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Westech
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same as a civy blazer. Nothing special about the military blazers.
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I don't think it will matter in this case but when you get parts tell the parts guy it is a 1984. All GM cucvs were built to 1984 standards no matter what year they actually were.
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Bilstein HD shocks are completely awesome
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Make sure you get the shocks for the 1 ton trucks, they have a different sleve where the shock mounts on the top. Somebody before me changed the ones on the front of my M1009 and now they're worn out and need replaced.
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Bilstein Part Numbers
M1009 aka K5 should be
F4-B46-0923-H0 front and
F4-B46-0933-H0 rear which are the same for the K10/K20
M1008 etc. aka K30 are
AK2042 front and
AK2043 rear
The first ones may work/fit on a K30 sized vehicle but I would not recommend maxing out the load with them.
M1009 aka K5 should be
F4-B46-0923-H0 front and
F4-B46-0933-H0 rear which are the same for the K10/K20
M1008 etc. aka K30 are
AK2042 front and
AK2043 rear
The first ones may work/fit on a K30 sized vehicle but I would not recommend maxing out the load with them.