off road use only where spend your money at??they are about the same price...
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bbc shocks or bilstien???
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I have BBCS fronts and 5150's in the rear. I'm just no help.
how do you like the bbc shocks
CDA 455
3/4 ton status
At the time I was buying shocks I was told BBC had some sort of recall going on...and were making the necessary changes to fix the problem. i wasn't given any specifics though. I went with the 5150's and am quite happy with them.
MrK5 has some remote rezzy Doetch Tech's that are rebuildable, and if i recall right they were also around the same money.
Rene
MrK5 has some remote rezzy Doetch Tech's that are rebuildable, and if i recall right they were also around the same money.
Rene
i used to work on a race car and we ran bilstiens if i get them i can send them to our guy and get them valved any way i want to
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wayne
3/4 ton status
The BBCS shocks had a seal leak problem but that has long since been sorted out. I just got a set for the front of mine. I really like the bump stop feature and figured because they are a Pirate vendor and seem to stand behind their stuff I went with them. If they work good I will order a set for the rear eventually.
Pookster
1/2 ton status
No experience with BBC. Bilsteins are valved really well. If you want, they will rebuild them, revalve them, etc etc.
RGV72BLAZER
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Have the 15" BBC for the front & rear of mine...still haven't run 'em...but got them because they're valved for trail riding/rockcrawling & have the bumpstops built into them. X2 on the seal leak being a problem but being fixed.
SCOOBYDANNN
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Bil's on the rear of mine- they were too soft for the 56"s in the front but work real well on the rear 57's
