blazer shock replacement

[maroman88]

i know all u jeep people off road n have some knowledge!
im looking to replace my ZR2's factory Bilsteins (147k miles), does anyone have experience with Rough Counry shocks? http://roughcountry.com/index.html

also might replace my steering stablizer with one of theirs

[The Fixer]

I remember reading on Jeepforum that they were terrible on the road. Why not get another set of Bilsteins?

[maroman88]

replacement ZR2 bilsteins are $$$$$, just browsing for a cheaper but decent shock, however from what ive seen, high milage bilsteins are still better then some new crap

[91chevyz28]

I want to replace the shocks on my S10, it has rancho shocks now and it is a hard ride. I was thinking of going with Skyjacker nitro shocks.

[Tru2Chevy]

This is one of those areas where 99% of the time more $$$ = more quality. IMO, the best compromise might be to deal with your worn stockers until later this spring when the chance of snow / road salt is gone (so you can DD the vette), and then pull the stockers and send them to Bilstein to be rebuilt. Contact them and they will give you a quote. Won't be dirt cheap, but should still be significantly cheaper than just buying new ones, and you won't have to guess at the ride and handling of aftermarket shocks.

- Justin

[maroman88]

hmm never knew they offered rebuils

[Tru2Chevy]

http://www.bilsteinus.com/downloads/...rder-form.html

You should contact them first to find out more info, but there's the link to the form you have to fill out.

- Justin

[maroman88]

cool thanks

[greenformula92]

I used rough country stuff on a K5 I had. They are pretty good