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WhY ya gotta drag me into this, bro?
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Front quad shocks
- Thread starter bigred88
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WhY ya gotta drag me into this, bro?
Only acceptable quad shock setup on the front is a coilover with a bypass.
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Just for clarity the longer shock is the auxiliary shock. The short shock is the primary shock.
Really?
I thought it was the other way around.
Someday I hope to have 8 shocks...
It's funny, you apparently have even sold one of our employees on coilovers by being around your truck.
Scott (white Jeep J20) had ridden in my Blazer/buggy before so he knew the story to some extent, but I guess he figured a full truck would be a different story and couldn't work that well. Then he ran a trail or two with you and was super impressed and wouldn't shut up about it. Now he's planning on how to cram coilovers in the front of his Jeep (which is pretty tight compared to a square body Chevy).
So thanks, I guess you paid back a little of all the tech support you needed
**Just messing with you, always happy to help and always on board with more good shocks
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Haha Scotty is a crack up, I followed him the entire blazer bash because he was my size.... I should get some type of discount then right? I also convinced my buddy jesse who rode with me to put links on his K5It's funny, you apparently have even sold one of our employees on coilovers by being around your truck.
Scott (white Jeep J20) had ridden in my Blazer/buggy before so he knew the story to some extent, but I guess he figured a full truck would be a different story and couldn't work that well. Then he ran a trail or two with you and was super impressed and wouldn't shut up about it. Now he's planning on how to cram coilovers in the front of his Jeep (which is pretty tight compared to a square body Chevy).
So thanks, I guess you paid back a little of all the tech support you needed
**Just messing with you, always happy to help and always on board with more good shocks
Yup, short shock is primary. Take a look at any 73-87 without the dual shock option.
Asked Bilstein to confirm that it's "ok" to run just their primary shock alone. This was their reply.
The 24-009232 is the front shock we find for that vehicle. It should mount in the primary position. It would be ok to run stand alone.
Thank you
Kind Regards,
Michael Ritchie
Technical Sales & Warranty Support Expert
thyssenkrupp Bilstein of America, Inc
Thanks all for the education!
The 24-009232 is the front shock we find for that vehicle. It should mount in the primary position. It would be ok to run stand alone.
Thank you
Kind Regards,
Michael Ritchie
Technical Sales & Warranty Support Expert
thyssenkrupp Bilstein of America, Inc
Thanks all for the education!
