I recently did an install on a ford bronco 2,and the shocks in the front are very bouncy do i need a add a leaf and larger coils
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I installed them on my Chevy Silverado 2500HD and they were very bouncey too. I removed them to find they had both blown their oil seal and need to be replace after 400 miles. I would NOT recommend these to anyone!
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The type of vehical is not as important as the stock spring configuration,if your Tahoe has leaf springs the overloads should if it has coils they usually don't allow room for the overload spings to sit on the axle
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On my 1998 Explorer, they definitely did. My model is somewhat notorious for sagging in the back after a few years. These shocks completely eliminated that and lifted the rear end by almost 2 inches. They won't give you much lift if your factory shocks aren't already blown, though.
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There are two types of suspension Ford installed on the Explorer. One used air leveling springs and the other used regular springs. The Monroe Max-Air shocks are replacements for standard shocks as a load helper. I did not look for a front replacement helper as the front torque rods can be adjusted to raise the height. The air shocks that come on an Explorer can be replaced with a coil over shock and you can google off-road forums for someone who has changed their shocks.
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Al I put these on a Bonneville in which I would never need your level of support capacity. I would assume you would need larger shocks.
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Shocks will not increase the load capacity of the pickup. You will need to change the leaf springs or coils in order to increase load capacity. Plus you should never exceed the GVWR of your vehicle as indicated on the sticker. That number will always be the same regardless of how much capacity you add. Check out helper springs to assist in increasing load capacity.
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I installed these along with a new set of springs, in which my truck was lifted but I don't believe the shocks would have did this on their own. I installed the shocks for the additional load bearing in use with a light weight snow plow. Hope this helps.
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I use those in the front of a 99 Cherokee XJ. The rear shocks are different.
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i dont know i sold me springs and bought skunk 2 pro s v2 coilovers. sorry i cannot answer that question for you
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Id look at an air bag system dont think the spring shocks will help that much .A friend of mine put air bags on rear of his can level out rearend with an air hose he said only way to go
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No you dont. Because its not a dramatic drop. Now if you went with a 4 or a 6 inch drop I would recommend buying new shocks for the amount of drop you did. Like Bilstein or Eibach.
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Yes you can use your stock shocks I have a Sahara but I am running factory Rubicon shocks.
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I'm assuming you want the shocks for the front because you said you're putting the plow on this is what I did in the past go to o'reilly's website look up shocks for your vehicle click on the cheap Monroes there they will tell you how long there and the bolt hole size and then from there you can start looking for other vehicles that have the same style that you can buy air shocks for for instance we have a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee they don't make your shocks for that so I found out 2000 Dodge Ram 3 quarter ton 4 by 4 has the same fittings I was able to buy those and they work awesomethe shop that you were referring to I believe fit on the older chevy tell 1987 . I believe the front shocks on a Chevy of your age has a stud on top and a bolt hole on the bottom if so look up a mid 1980s ford e250 rear shocks they should be the same as your front .
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Look it up on their website. It has a chart for each vehicle. Some of these truck's came with 4 front shocks and require a different part # than the ones with just 2. I have the H7052s on my 94 F150.
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That is for 2 shocks. Just to warn you though with the springs it takes a floor Jack to install them.
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I only installed them on the rear, and haven't checked to see if they are compatible to the front shock.
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These shocks are meant to be more of an OEM replacement more than anything. I would look into a rear air bag assist kit or a set of heavy duty shocks for towing.