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best place to buy Bilstein shocks?
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BrianT
Mar 13, 2004, 12:47:03 PM3/13/04
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Any one know the best place to buy Bilstein shocks?
I have a class A P30 chassis.
I have a class A P30 chassis.
TIA
Brian
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Mar 14, 2004, 12:46:30 AM3/14/04
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phil willen
Mar 14, 2004, 12:54:33 AM3/14/04
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I got a good price at the "Shock Dudes". They
were helpful and shipped promptly.
were helpful and shipped promptly.
CruzMastr
Mar 14, 2004, 5:47:10 PM3/14/04
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Try http://www.shox.com/ for prices. Last time I looked they didn't list MH
shocks online so you may have to call them. I have a 95 P30 and a year ago
now Camping World wanted $103 each (plus 20 some dollars each to install). I
paid $75 each plus $20 total shipping. A local truck repair shop installed 4
shocks plus the steering dampener for $60 plus tax.
shocks online so you may have to call them. I have a 95 P30 and a year ago
now Camping World wanted $103 each (plus 20 some dollars each to install). I
paid $75 each plus $20 total shipping. A local truck repair shop installed 4
shocks plus the steering dampener for $60 plus tax.
CruzMastr
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BrianT
Mar 14, 2004, 10:24:43 PM3/14/04
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Did the steering damper make a big difference?
I replaced mine a couple years ago with one I got from NAPA.
I replaced mine a couple years ago with one I got from NAPA.
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CruzMastr
Mar 15, 2004, 7:57:17 PM3/15/04
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I really can't identify a significant difference in handling because I made
several changes: new front springs, new shocks, new steering dampener and
complete alignment. All this was in addition to new tires all around about 6
months earlier. I replaced the steering dampener because it was same
age/mileage (40K miles) as the shocks. Historically GM passenger car and
light truck shocks are gone by 10-20K miles. Overall I'm very happy with the
improvement in ride and handling.
several changes: new front springs, new shocks, new steering dampener and
complete alignment. All this was in addition to new tires all around about 6
months earlier. I replaced the steering dampener because it was same
age/mileage (40K miles) as the shocks. Historically GM passenger car and
light truck shocks are gone by 10-20K miles. Overall I'm very happy with the
improvement in ride and handling.
CruzMastr
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