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Old 12-03-2015, 11:42 AM   #3
CarlG
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Default Re: Shocks

When I bought my PU, it had friction shocks. All looked good. However, on closer inspection, 2 of them were totally inoperative, and the other 2 weren't much help at all. It was a real treat to keep things straight when you hit a rough piece of roadway.

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...I installed Ken Davis's modern tube-style shocks. Excellent design, easy to install, and affordable. It does require drilling one hole in each side of the front axle.http://www.kendavismodela.com/Shocks.html
X2 I'm happy with these!
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