will these shocks work well on a 2002 silverado 4whd shortbed pick up
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I would check the part number on Monroes website ( Monroe.com ) or maybe rockauto.com
1815741
No they will not. If you are looking for something to keep your truck level when towing, you need either air shocks or a leveling system that includes an on board compressor. FYI, I used K.Y.B. shocks on two vehicles and have had problems with them, I will never buy them again. I have gone back to using Gabriel shocks.
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I had them installed at Pep Boys. They offer a half off installion when you do any pair. Even if are not running teh special ask if they will install them under the promotional rate. They probably will.They had no problems at all. I was even able to use my original strut mounts as they were still in good shape. Have 5k on the full set and I have had no problems and the ride is as good if not better than the original shocks that dies at about 80k.
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They may. Best thing to do is visit burly rand.com and shop on there. That will give you the exact part number you need. I will say that I bought these for my 2002 1200C so they should work for you but I would double check. I love the feel now with these shocks; best mod I've done so far.
1975785
They should but you can probably get the ones with just power/no heat for a little cheaper. No sense getting the heated ones if the pickup doesn't have that option. Also note that most of these come with the stiffener bracket, no need to buy it separately.
906756
Double Check The Correct But As For Installing Them Its Just Like Replacing The Shocks The Only Difference Is Needing To Get The Truck At The Correct Height To Get TheM Lined Up To Get The Bolts In. Over All. An Easy Install.
2062391
Yes,this shock was put on my stock lift,I have a 95 Tacoma,,and These ranchos lifted the front three inch, get 07 and 08 ,one is right shock and one is left shock.
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They should. I installed them on my 2006 Silverado 1500 crew cab short bed with no problem. Just follow the directions you should be fine.
1865780
No to replacing the rear shocks, just use these and set them up for the first notch above the oe height-Leveled my truck. Good Luck
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No. The stock shocks have the travel. So after market shocks will be the same. As long as you have no lift kit installed.
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I would think so! I don't have any experience with air shocks on a pickup, but I did have them on a car a long time ago. I like the fact that you are not doing anything to the stock configuration, but are adding assist when you need it. I've had my Airlifts in since July and have been super-happy with the the versatility.
1095722
check with air lift. they will know. I installed them on my 1999 dodge ram 2500 Iiwas pulling a 37 ft fifth wheel and it was like riding on a cloud.
1401235
I bought 2 of these to replace my rear shocks so I know they'll fit on the back, don't know about the front shocks though. If the front shocks are the same as the rear shocks they'll work.
1642755
I think a lot of places just don't have the 14's listed in fitments yet. I do not see why the shocks wouldn't fit but don't buy them on my advise, check with Progressive and HD for confirmation
1458405
I would think they would fit, as far as I know the frames should be the same. The easiest way to cross check would be to see if the original shocks are the same. If they are the same then it should fit. I am a 25lb plus man and ordered the heavier version, they are a bit stiff, but the improvement was awesome. I have not had my wife on the back since putting them on, but I would expect them to be great with the two of us ( she's a light weigh,t 120lb) Bruce
1059993
Yes. They work fine. Need to put a little extra air in shocks if you use the lowest setting.
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They fit my 2003 4.0 Laredo. If you have the regular suspension (not the up-country) they should fit. I checked the Summit website and they say they will fit. However, I had to grind the bottom washer (the one that goes on top of the shock in the wheel well) because it was stupid large.