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Old 01-18-2008, 09:07 AM
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Shock Replacement 97 Blazer 4x4?

After looking at the posts that are several months old, I wanted to see if there were any new suggestions on shock brands. Ol Bessy has 92K and rides very mushy. I saw were it looked like KYN brand were suggested but are pretty somewhat expensive (just tuned it up, replaced oil lines...gettin broke).

My Blazer is used for mostly around town driving and I don't want to spend much but I want something decent that will not wear out in two years....any suggestions?

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Re: Shock Replacement 97 Blazer 4x4?

I'm told Bilstein is the way to go for the best on-road ride. Monroes are also good except for the entry level shock line, can't remember the name.
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