SoTxAg06
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Located in Portland, TX. Asking $425 for the set. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping. Total weight for all 4 shocks is around 30 lbs. The shocks are dirty from use, but no other issues.
The set of Bilstein 5160 shocks were on my 2010 Chevy 2500HD that I traded in last week. I had the shocks on the truck for around 6,000 miles. These were purchased at the beginning of April this year. These shocks are for trucks with 0-2” inches of lift over stock.
The front shocks are part number 25-187618, and will fit 99-2010 Chevy and GMC 1500/2500/3500 pickups, 2000-2013 Chevy Suburban 2500, GMC Yukon 2500, and 2002-2006 Chevy Avalanche 2500. They may fit other applications outside of those, but you would have to consult the Bilstein figment guide to be sure. The reservoir for the front shocks has to be mounted to the frame of the vehicle. The mounts are included with the shocks. I’ve attached a picture of how they were mounted on my truck. I used large self tapping screws to attach the mounts to the frame.
The rear shocks are part number 25-187625, and will fit the same vehicles as listed above. The reservoirs on the rear shocks are mounted to the shock bodies with clamps and insulators that were provided with the shocks.
Without a doubt, these shocks performed better than the Bilstein 5100s that came on my truck. The increased damping ability really helped to smooth out the truck over rough terrain
PM me for more pictures if wanted.
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The set of Bilstein 5160 shocks were on my 2010 Chevy 2500HD that I traded in last week. I had the shocks on the truck for around 6,000 miles. These were purchased at the beginning of April this year. These shocks are for trucks with 0-2” inches of lift over stock.
The front shocks are part number 25-187618, and will fit 99-2010 Chevy and GMC 1500/2500/3500 pickups, 2000-2013 Chevy Suburban 2500, GMC Yukon 2500, and 2002-2006 Chevy Avalanche 2500. They may fit other applications outside of those, but you would have to consult the Bilstein figment guide to be sure. The reservoir for the front shocks has to be mounted to the frame of the vehicle. The mounts are included with the shocks. I’ve attached a picture of how they were mounted on my truck. I used large self tapping screws to attach the mounts to the frame.
The rear shocks are part number 25-187625, and will fit the same vehicles as listed above. The reservoirs on the rear shocks are mounted to the shock bodies with clamps and insulators that were provided with the shocks.
Without a doubt, these shocks performed better than the Bilstein 5100s that came on my truck. The increased damping ability really helped to smooth out the truck over rough terrain
PM me for more pictures if wanted.
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