Where to buy Bilstein shocks?

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kjlegend

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Where is the best place for me to buy a set of bilstein shocks? I have some sag in the rear that I'm hoping will help raise it back up a little.

Also, as I mentioned to help the rear sag I was wondering if #1 this will help or not? and #2 will I benefit from only purchasing rear shocks for now and later getting fronts? Or should I get them all at once?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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shocks alone will not raise it up. You will need new leaf springs or a lift block.
 
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shocks alone will not raise it up. You will need new leaf springs or a lift block.

I had a feeling the shocks wouldnt do it alone. I have a set of 2" blocks. Is there anything I need to worry about with doing blocks vs. new leaf springs?

ebay has em pretty cheap

I saw them on ebay and wasnt sure if there were better places, or companies who support our forum that I can do business with instead..

Is there a difference between "standard shocks" or any heavy duty types?
 

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Axle wrap, but blocks are a quick way to get the back raised back up. Most people run blocks. I think you will be fine.
 

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