Will I need to also get shock absorbers? Or will I be fine without them?
2024824
No, but if you get bigger tires you will need different wheels with different back spacing.
2024825
You will not, all you need is the hardware that comes in the box. Real easy to install.
2024826
You dont have to but it is a good time to change them if you havent ; or they are due.
2024827
no. not if stock ones are ok. recommend getting a front end alighment after installing
2024828
New shocks? Not nessesery unless your old shocks are busted...or you just want new ones..one were fine...new front and rear sway bars will be the next purchase..highly recomenend coil spring compresser...not a bad install went with 265/70/17 nittos looks great..had to get 5/16" spacers and trim A boltup front..
2024829
you can use your original shocks and struts unless they are worn out then its the perfect time to replace them
1462817
No you do not, but i would recommend getting new shocks for the extra travel so that they dont bottom out
1840197
I kind of think that you will need to remove the airbags in order to mount these helper springs, as they sit on top of the existing springs. Sort of where the airbag sits.
1447544
No. The stock shocks have the travel. So after market shocks will be the same. As long as you have no lift kit installed.
1728205
yes but , using one takes away some ride quality, two will give you a very very stiff ride and may make your shocks be over extended.
1307797
Every thing you need to install the shocks. The only thing not included is the bolts that mount the shocks to the frame. You will have them from your old shocks . There is an abundant amount of air line, All of the fitting are included. I have a medical scooter I carry on the back of my 2006 Chrysler Town and Country. These shocks do the trick.
1701999
Yea, i have them on my vs 1400 and i do on big bumps. I keep them on the stiffest setting and it isnt so bad. Im going with hardtail struts to keep it as low as these shocks without botoming
207582
Nope - you'll need a vest (or some such thing). They are pretty basic - but have held up well.
93415
If it currently has shocks, I'd replace themIf not you will need the entire kit.
659475
You do not need longer struts. These spacers go on top of the stock length struts. The stock length shocks on the rear will work but may limit your overall suspension travel. A longer shock would be more ideal.
1153539
You dont need them unless you are over 400lb. They are to add additional weight to the balance
920865
Yes Tammy. Everything you need to install the helper springs is included (with the exception of the tools of course). Note: When I go over speed bumps, there is a chattering noise that I never heard before I installed this product. May be due to the fact that I did not tighten them down that much when I installed them.
906754
If its the same body style as my 2006. Spring over shocks. Very easy to install. You'll need a 17 mm box end or socket. On the bottom its a bolt with a nut plate. I like these and recommend them. If u have the right tools it will b 15 minutes per side.
484439
It's for one. Depending on what you're replacing, you'll have to buy 2 for the front axle or 2 for the rear...because for safety reasons you should never just replace one individual shock.
1720235
I would strongly suggest replacing both sides at the same time. You're likely to some pull to one side while driving if you don't. Depending on how worn the shocks are, I would recommend doing those at the same time, as you have to take them off to replace the spring. You should probably get some shackles as well. They can be nearly impossible to reuse. Not the cheapest repair, but you can save yourself a lot of money if you do it yourself or know someone who is handy. Hope this is helpful.
1801602
You need the rack as well as side bars. Without these the bags will be unstable for sure.
650946
No, you do no need raiser pads or shock pads to use the truck. They ride very well and i don't use pads. If you want to get shock pads it will only dampen the ride (less shake) but, shock pads will do this for any truck.