The BEST 4/6 drop shocks are?!…

[1998OBS]

I’m going to replace my front and rear shocks on a 4/6 drop and the only thing I want out of it is to feel as closest as I can to when I’m in my Cadillac… I know it’s not going to get exactly there but what are some good options that aren’t going to break the bank? Which are going to break it but are worth it?

I’m just tired of switching cars and forgetting I’m lowered and slamming on my breaks just before railroad tracks and bumps!

BLAM!

Then I can tell they’re worn or blown I feel like I’m riding around on just springs at this point…

(Part numbers PLEASE!)

1998 Chevy 1500
5.7L Vortec
automatic transmission

 

[MrPink]

Anything that has single or double adjustment will ride better. Coming from a drag setup aspect I need the adjustability so I can get launch and other aspects of my run correct and dialed in. But as far as off the shelf stuff you won't get a Cadillac ride out of a static dropped truck, air yes, static no.

 

[jgreen16]

I don't know about for a 4/6, but with my planned 2/4 I bought the Belltech Street Performance shocks.

 

[DamHoodlum]

Belltech Sport Trucks and Muscle Cars

The Belltech Street Performance lowering shock sets have been engineered to provide a premium ride quality for todays trucks and SUV's. Our engineers focused their attention on tuning the low speed compression characteristics of this shock absorber,

www.belltech.com

Use these if you want to cruise around and have a good ride, Now If you want performance
(Adjustable Valving) there are multiple options with QA1-Aldan-Viking etc....