Bilstein shocks

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dgould

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Thinking of new shocks for the 2000 Yukon XL. Stock height and 4x4. I am seeing that many of you are using the 5100's. Why those and not the HD's ? When I tried to find a part # for my truck they only listed the HD's. Any insight would be appreciated.

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i was going to lower mine, but i want ride quality to stay as much as possible.. are the HD's better for that then?
 

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Scoop the hummer h3 bilstein HDs, they have an integrated bumpstop which makes these trucks ride/handle better

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Scoop the hummer h3 bilstein HDs, they have an integrated bumpstop which makes these trucks ride/handle better

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do you have the part #s for both front and rear?

is it

Front - F4-BE5-E672-H0
Rear - F4-B46-1698-H0
 

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They changed the part #s again but most places know they're superceded, the front is correct though the part # for oe length hd rears is F4-BE5-E380-H0 iirc. You can use the oe length rears with a drop as long as shock extensions are installed, they're not recommended for a drop past 4" out back though.
 

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They changed the part #s again but most places know they're superceded, the front is correct though the part # for oe length hd rears is F4-BE5-E380-H0 iirc. You can use the oe length rears with a drop as long as shock extensions are installed, they're not recommended for a drop past 4" out back though.

cool, thanks for the info.

if i go with bilsteins, i need to replace the stock springs as well right? i don't have air ride, just those big ass black shocks.
 

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