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Bilsteins? I put the good ones on the Tundra (silver bodies). I think they were the 51000 series or something. Rebuildable, if you care to get them revalved at some point.
Consider adding a rear sway bar if you don't have one. They are helpful for calming a truck when towing.
2 years later (but only 5K miles) I finally mounted these shocks. Nice ride improvement. Will pull camper Monday (2 days). I kept putting it off because how to compress those big springs. Then my son-in-law picked this up used:
Made that part of the job easy and safe.
Still, what a job! I don't have a lot of upper body strength and getting those assemblies out and in solo was tough. Then the finale, torquing the lower bolts to 350 ft-lbs. Long cheater bar and nearly all my weight. Done properly with suspension loaded.
Looks like a pretty tough spring compressor, is it branded?
Late model truck springs are under massive compression and can be fairly dangerous to mess with.
I've been waiting for a used Branick compressor for a while but that one looks like it will work fine.
Also, what up with the motorcycle?
Looks like a garden tractor tire on the back???
Looks like a pretty tough spring compressor, is it branded?
Late model truck springs are under massive compression and can be fairly dangerous to mess with.
I've been waiting for a used Branick compressor for a while but that one looks like it will work fine.
Also, what up with the motorcycle?
Looks like a garden tractor tire on the back???
It will be end of the week before I'm at the shop again. I'll check for a name label. That's a little motorized scooter, I imagine for my grandkids.