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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Washington/Idaho
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so i'm planning on puttin the james duff dual coil shock/coil mount(replaces the whole thing) and since it lets me put the loop style shocks in, instead of the stem, i was figuring i could go with the Bilstein 5150's
BF5-A198-H0 Part# 14" 5150 170/60 valving 14.53 travel 34.9 extended length 20.37 collapsed length just wondering if anyone would know if i'd be ok with these with a 6" lift up front? or if another size would be better? by the way i found these at: http://www.trsfabandoffroad.com/products/bilstein.htm but if there is one that would be better lemme know |
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Pretty much any shock Bilstein makes will not disappoint. Just make sure those coil buckets are what you want though, as you cannot fit anything but a stiff RBV coil in them.
For proper shock sizing, best way would probably be to find out what length shocks JD provides with their 5.5-6" kit, and then match that up with the Bilsteins.
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so beaujt, you got the lift im guessing. so are you getting them powdercoated or what? i know there was barely any paint left on them when i sent them.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Washington/Idaho
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um, well i had it sent home... and im 8 hrs from home, so i haven't gotten around to getting em powdercoated yet, but i am gonna be home over thanksgiving break, prolly gonna take them in and a bunch of other stuff to get it all powdercoated.
Skyjacker used to make a dual shock hoop didn't they? i was thinking instead i could just build my own and make it so i could use the eye loops instead of stud/stem thing. saw some pics of em before doesn't look to bad to build ![]() i'm just trying to get it so i can match the shocks up but due to funds, i'm thinking monroe shocks for the f-250 super duty right? like a 98 fits with the eye loop, on a ranger with about 6" lift? |
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