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Fuck me....... I'm finally gonna have to download that app!TEMU I think
Multimatic shocks / aftermarket replacements
- Thread starter Alt150014
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- Dec 7, 2023
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Just posted the 2 rear shocks. They are cheaper than the fronts. and there are 2 different PN's for the left and the front. There are 3 part numbers needed total. Was up at Classic my dealer for a part and had the parts folks run the VIN and print out the part numbers. Some of the GM sites show only 2 PN's the with fronts being the same PN which is incorrect.
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Thats a pretty big discount. They must have figured out nobody was buying them and just switching to aftermarket shocks. They are worth about $400 like the magneticride, but they got the price jacked up on the Tahoe too.
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My Multimatics are shot and Im thinking of going with fox 2.5 performance elite and dirt king 4130 UCA’s. Is that all I need? Installing myself and the cognito fox 2.5 kit and UCAs are on back order.
www.levelupsuspension.com
dirtking.com
Fox 2.5" Performance Elite DSC Remote Kit [19+ Silverado, TB/AT4/ZR2]
FOX now offers their NEW Performance Elite 2.5 remote reservoir coilovers with DSC compression adjustment for the ’19-21 1500’s. These shocks have a 2.5″ diameter shock body for added oil capacity for aggressive use both on and offroad. Based on their race shocks, they are fully rebuild-able...
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4130 Upper Control Arms
Description Dirt King 4130 Upper Control Arms – Built to Solve Real Problems If you drive a 2019–2025 Silverado or Sierra 1500 (2WD or 4WD) and you're ready for a suspension upgrade, these 4130 UCAs are for you. We made them to tackle the exact issues we kept running into ourselves—squeaky...
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I've seen those prices recently on a different site. That's almost as cheap as a rebuild.
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That’s actually the best price I’ve seen. Thanks!
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Do you just take the old assembly to the dealer to have the have the dealer swap the coils to the new shocks or is there a safe compression tool for diy use? I don't fully trust some of the compression tools I've seen online.
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Don't necessarily have to go to the dealer to get the coils swapped. Any good mechanics shop, or even a place like Monroe or Midas should have a coil spring compressor to swap the coils over to the new struts.
