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Has anyone tried the Edelbrocks shocks?

http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/edel_truckshox.cfm

If so how do you like them?

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I changed out the Dodge shocks at about 25K miles and installed the Edelbrock IAS. The stock shocks gave a good ride but just didn’t work well with broken pavement and snow and ice in the northeast. The IAS replacements were much better, providing more damping with only slightly less ride comfort. I now have about 130K miles on the Edelbrocks and they need to be replaced. They have softened up, similar to the stock shocks.

I bought the Edelbrock shocks when they were first came out for the Dodge in ‘99 and Bilsteins were not available. I have no complaints with the shocks but I am a long time fan of Bilsteins from years of using them in sports cars. From my experience the life of the two should be about the same.

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Bilstein 5100 w/out a doubt!!! $297 @ www.eshocks.com free delivery. Night & day difference and the way to go in my opinion.