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twells
Posted 9/3/2010 9:12 AM (#457964 - in reply to #457832)
Subject: RE: Changing Shocks On Truck




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Location: Hopefully on the water		Easy way to tell if you need new shocks is by driving down the road. If you hit a bump and the thruck feels like it keeps bouncing or hopping then it is time for new shocks. I have never had to replace the shocks yet on any of my vehicles. I did change the leaf springs on the last truck to 3/4 ton leaf springs but didn't see any major difference with handling or performance.

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