2004 6.0 NV4500 Tahoe

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why wouldnt they fit well? they just need eyelet on both ends
i think i have star stocker ts901, with some https://www.polyperformance.com/fox-shock-sleeve-3-4-od-213-28-001-b sleeves
mounted with the "body" up otherwise it rubs the parking brake cable
i need to go down a length tho, /\ those work for about 20" mount to mount iirc, mines sitting a little lower

i dont remember if i still have the shock extenders on tho
 
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why wouldnt they fit well? they just need eyelet on both ends
i think i have star stocker ts901, with some https://www.polyperformance.com/fox-shock-sleeve-3-4-od-213-28-001-b sleeves
mounted with the "body" up otherwise it rubs the parking brake cable
i need to go down a length tho, /\ those work for about 20" mount to mount iirc, mines sitting a little lower

i dont remember if i still have the shock extenders on tho

I have a set of extenders I still haven't installed, haven't measure yet either but that makes sense about the parking cable. You like the ride quality with those shocks?

Rear ends, blowing lines, little black balls... wtf...... I’m out


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I have a set of extenders I still haven't installed, haven't measure yet either but that makes sense about the parking cable. You like the ride quality with those shocks?

i dunno, as far as adjustable shocks go you dont really have much choice lol.
theyre arent really made for this application, gotta ride the settings pretty high - for a comfortable ride i leave them around 11 or 12 clicks, max'd out they still move tho

the 901s are about 15 collapsed and 24 extended, you want to ride pretty much in the middle probably with more compression available thats why im saying about 20" eye to eye is good. im sitting like 17" or so iirc, so i dont have much compression before they bottom out. i almost need to be in a 70X size but the full travel range isnt that great - will prob do 80X.

X=mounting options, you can order them with the bar, eyelet, stud, etc. top or bottom
 
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i dunno, as far as adjustable shocks go you dont really have much choice lol.
theyre arent really made for this application, gotta ride the settings pretty high - for a comfortable ride i leave them around 11 or 12 clicks, max'd out they still move tho

the 901s are about 15 collapsed and 24 extended, you want to ride pretty much in the middle probably with more compression available thats why im saying about 20" eye to eye is good. im sitting like 17" or so iirc, so i dont have much compression before they bottom out. i almost need to be in a 70X size but the full travel range isnt that great - will prob do 80X.

X=mounting options, you can order them with the bar, eyelet, stud, etc. top or bottom


With shock extenders, I can run stock length shocks so the 806s look like they would be perfect. No need for double adjustable for me, Thank you for the info.
 
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Measured for rear shocks and ride height is at 17.5 with the shock extenders I just added, so the 806s should fit great! Installing the shock extenders was a mofo because they were sorta bent and the holes didn't line up worth a crap. So tis the season to use a Christmas tree and waller them sonsabeachs out!

Noticed the driver side KYB shock is pretty shot but the passenger side was stiffer than a preachers ******.

Also went back to the tiny bump pads which give me nearly 10" of travel from full droop to full bump. Not Baja 1,000 numbers but good for a lowered truck.

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lol

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Wear safety glasses! You don't wanna have to crawl out from underneath it with something in your eye. You might hit your shin on the hitch. Then, you'd look like an angry pirate.


Sounds like last Friday night doing the evap BS.

I did actually invest in a really nice set of safety glasses with side shields a couple years ago. Before that I always had cheap scratches up glasses. These I keep in a case and clean before each use.
 

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