ItstheHOFF
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I saw a full set of rancho shocks and springs from a 2020 Silverado trail boss on offerup. Anyone know if these would fit my 2016 Suburban?
Silverado Trail Boss suspension on a Suburban?
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wildcatgoal
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The way to figure that out is to look up aftermarket suspensions and see if the same suspension part fits your vehicle and the source vehicle.
Likely not. Suburbans will have a different rear suspension than the truck.
Likely not. Suburbans will have a different rear suspension than the truck.
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the front i do believe is one and the same, after market strut assembly #'s are the same for truck and suv...rear is another story, more than likely it is an internal valving difference due to weight of vehicle
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ItstheHOFF
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Great info, thanks guys
olyelr
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Arnt the rear of the pickups still leaf sprung? Those obviously wont work.
not sure for up front. I would guess they are close to the same...but possibly enough differences to not work also...
not sure for up front. I would guess they are close to the same...but possibly enough differences to not work also...
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ItstheHOFF
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Well leafs still have shocks don’t they?
here’s a pic from the post
swathdiver
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Plug both trucks in here and have a look for comparison:
https://parts-catalog.acdelco.com/catalog/catalog_search.php
The T1s are a new sheet design, or so we were told, and should not be the same as the K2s.
Looks like there are part numbers still visible for the front coils and shocks, if the owner will give you his 6XX and 7XX RPO codes you can verify with yours using the above link.
