I need drop shocks for the rear of my truck. Its lowered 2/4 and rides like crap. A friend told me belltech street and performance were good. I looked at several websites and there are 4 different part numbers. Which one do I need? Its a 2000 Chevy RCSB with a 2/4 drop. Are the belltechs the softest drop shocks? And finally do I need shock relocators?
2000 Chevy rcsb 5.3, 4L80E, 3.43 G80, P&P heads, Isky tripple 12, EFI LIVE
Don't think shock relocators are required.
The belltech street performance are the ones you want, the nitro drop 2 aren't quite as good and I've heard of a few problems with them.
I went with monroe light truck shocks on my 4.5/6 dropped silverado and the back end rides fantastic with them and together were only about 50 bucks...
Derrick; truck stolen
Actually the shock extenders do help because they put the shocks at the proper angle
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I was looking at the monroe's too. Maybe I'll try them first. I have three trucks that need them so a little experimenting is in order.
2000 Chevy rcsb 5.3, 4L80E, 3.43 G80, P&P heads, Isky tripple 12, EFI LIVE
Yea the monroes have the rear of my truck riding better than the rear end did stock, so theyre definitely an option. I've known a few trucks lowered 7 or so in the back on monroes
Derrick
Don't mean to thread jack, but what are you running in the front? My nitro actives are blown up lol.Originally Posted by Endless
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