Best option for replacing stock shocks

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Brewcity

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Hey guys,

I have 125,000 miles on my Yukon SLT, and need new shocks.
What is the consensus about replacing the stock shocks on our trucks? Stay with the original manufacturer, or go aftermarket? It seems that Bilstein is a popular choice, but I don't want a stiff ride...looking for a smooth ride.
Thanks so much for the help. I really appreciate it. :cheers:
 
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I'll let ya know later this weekend after I install everything

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Bilstein 4600, and they arent harsh at all.

Awesome...thanks for letting me know. It seems that the Bilsteins win, but I was worried about the harsh ride with them. Thanks again for letting me know about the 4600's! :cheers:
 

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Bought mine off ebay, if you look around you can get in for about 65 apiece.

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Installed the Rancho yesterday, the ride is way better! No more wallowy feeling, absorbs the bad Michigan roads very well. I haven't done the springs yet, I couldn't get the axle low enough with just my floor jack etc. Taking it to a buddies shop soon.

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Installed the Rancho yesterday, the ride is way better! No more wallowy feeling, absorbs the bad Michigan roads very well. I haven't done the springs yet, I couldn't get the axle low enough with just my floor jack etc. Taking it to a buddies shop soon.

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Thanks for the update! I appreciate it.
Should one do both shocks and coils at the same time if possible?
 

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