Ryan Weaver Wanted 2 tone C20/K20 tow vehicle for car hauler

[RPOLS3]

Originally Posted by Ryan1969Chevelle

It drives really nice but I do plan to do shocks.

I have 400 earmarked for shocks.

Any recommendations? There are too many brands to choose from!!!

I also don’t want yellow/flashy looking shocks :-)

Ryan W31

I agree with Bill's recommendation for KYB's as I've had a set on my Chevelle for almost 35 years now with zero issues - but most of the newer truck stuff utilizes Bilstein (which we've had good luck with too - still have a 35 year old set on our Turbo Regal our Dad put on back on 1987). See link below that is within your budget - assuming US dollars.

https://www.amazon.com/BILSTEIN-SHOC...A314AM84MLRHAV

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by RPOLS3

I agree with Bill's recommendation for KYB's as I've had a set on my Chevelle for almost 35 years now with zero issues - but most of the newer truck stuff utilizes Bilstein (which we've had good luck with too - still have a 35 year old set on our Turbo Regal our Dad put on back on 1987). See link below that is within your budget - assuming US dollars.

https://www.amazon.com/BILSTEIN-SHOC...A314AM84MLRHAV

----Bilsteins also a very good choice!....Bill S

[Too Many Projects]

Back in the early 2000's I had a special edition, off road, S15 that came factory with Bilstein's. I like KYB's and have them on my cars, but I believe the Bilstein will provide better dampening and slightly more sway control over the KYB's in towing situations.

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

Back in the early 2000's I had a special edition, off road, S15 that came factory with Bilstein's. I like KYB's and have them on my cars, but I believe the Bilstein will provide better dampening and slightly more sway control over the KYB's in towing situations.

The internet seems to suggest the Bilstein 4600’s for stock ride height GMC 2500’s used for towing.

Ryan W31