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Shock question

TexasBlazerBoy

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Installing 4 inch lift

I got four new shocks

Two are long

Two are short

Which two go in the front, long or short?:doah:
 
You may want to look at an inboard shock setup (like this: /\ rather than this:\/) it really helps out articulation...and the stock rear shock mounts on our trucks suck and extremely limit flex.
-Harrison
 
87BrnRsd said:
You may want to look at an inboard shock setup (like this: /\ rather than this:\/) it really helps out articulation...and the stock rear shock mounts on our trucks suck and extremely limit flex.
-Harrison

Like the one DIY4x has on his web page
 
Did your truck come with dual shocks from the factory? If so, install the shocks on the lower mounts. I can get pics of mine if you need it.
 
I have a 90 burban that I put a 6inch rough country lift on and I have quad shocks up front. They sent me two shorts and four long, so I thought the long went in the front... so do I need to switch the rear ones to the front? I did notice that the rear front shocks have a shorter mount so do I change them to the rear ? Then if I go with the ord flip kit for the rear do I need new(longer) shocks?
 
hunterguy86 said:
Did your truck come with dual shocks from the factory? If so, install the shocks on the lower mounts. I can get pics of mine if you need it.

No my truck did not come with dual shocks, only single.

I put the short shocks up front.
 
I freakin hope so.

I got my 12 bolt dropped, springs out and one hangar ripped off last night. Now I get to do the other side:eek1:

It is going pretty well so far. I just hope repairing the brake lines that I broke up front won't be to horrible.:doah:
 

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