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yeah, well im plannin on it real soon and am wondering if its necessary to get the drop shocks or if my stock shocks well manage for awhile anyway
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When you go 2" +or-, the OEM length shocks are usually fine.
I ran stock length shocks when I was dropped 4" in the back. I did replace them though in under a year. The valving will be different on "dropped" shocks besides the overall length.
I currently have OEM lenght shocks up front since the I-beams don't change the distance of shock travel. I do have dropped shocks on the rear and they need replacing. I am hoping to match my fronts but with shocks that are shorter by looking at the overall dimensions and mounting styles.
James
I ran stock length shocks when I was dropped 4" in the back. I did replace them though in under a year. The valving will be different on "dropped" shocks besides the overall length.
I currently have OEM lenght shocks up front since the I-beams don't change the distance of shock travel. I do have dropped shocks on the rear and they need replacing. I am hoping to match my fronts but with shocks that are shorter by looking at the overall dimensions and mounting styles.
James
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