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H3 Shocks

Bmonts h3

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I’m looking to upgrade shocks soon and wondering if anyone uses the bilsteins and also I have 3inch lift in the front and 2inch in the rear does anyone know what size shocks would be good for my h3?
 

sonicstage

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I’m looking to upgrade shocks soon and wondering if anyone uses the bilsteins and also I have 3inch lift in the front and 2inch in the rear does anyone know what size shocks would be good for my h3?

This is what I just bought and I love them I have a 1 inch body lift
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JPaul

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Lots of us run the Bilsteins. I put mine on last year and it's been great. SuperBuick put Skyjackers on his Alpha that is now mine though and the ride is nice as well, and those have been on for, what, 30K or so now? Maybe more. It's somewhere in his build thread I think.
 

Bmonts h3

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Thanks for all the good info probably going to go with the bilsteins was thinking about fox shocks but I think money would be better spent somewhere else thank you both
 

alrock

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You can almost always tells a difference between any new shock and any shock with 118,000 miles. The Bilsteins are great, in my opinion. I noticed them most on a washboard road where they keep the tires better planted than OEM shocks do.
 

Bmonts h3

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Any one ever use these parts on eBay?
 

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alrock

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Again, I think you'll get better responses by posting a link vs. just a picture. Then the readers can get a better idea of exactly what's being offered. And who were you calling at 1:25 am?

But the short answer: there are lots of threads on each of these parts. CVs - most choose between AC Delco (high $) and Cardone, Napa. Bearings: go with Timken. Ball joints, tie rod ends - go with AC Delco.
 

amrg

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If I may add, ac delco upper control arms too!

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Bmonts h3

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Okay ty and I was on the phone with my fiancé lol and as soon as she gets here I’m hoing to see if she can link them for me I’m not sure how to do it
 

alrock

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