Drop shocks needed?

[95Escahoe]

Im in the process of doing 2" drop shackles & keys, right now I have Belltech Street Performance shocks for stock height, see they make ones for the front and rear that fit in the range of my drop, would it be a good idea to get them or keep what I got?

 

[Blue95]

I just ordered Belltech Drop shocks for the front, I currently run the stock spec Bilsteins with no issues and I am about 3" dropped in the front, I will let you know how the new Belltechs' ride.

 

[95Escahoe]

I just ordered Belltech Drop shocks for the front, I currently run the stock spec Bilsteins with no issues and I am about 3" dropped in the front, I will let you know how the new Belltechs' ride.

Thanks

 

[sewlow]

Love my Belltech Street Performers!
You could probably run the rears that you have now with shock extenders.

 

[95Escahoe]

Love my Belltech Street Performers!
You could probably run the rears that you have now with shock extenders.

Thanks, do they come in sizes? No clue what I am looking for lol, the rear shocks are actually for a 1" drop to make up for the saggy rear leafs (which are getting replaced)

 

[sewlow]

One size fits all! Lol! They provide about 2" of extension.

 

[95Escahoe]

Any brand thats good?

 

[polar]

For shock extenders? They are pretty much all the sane


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[sewlow]

All of the usual suspect's offerings, DJM ($57.29), Belltech ($91.75), Canuck Motorsports ($56.95), are pretty well the same. Never heard of any failures.

 

[brockstar15]

Just making sure i'm interpreting this correctly, if I use shock extenders in the rear I can use a stock length shock?