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wagon shocks, any other options? 120-130

posted by  twombo on  Sun Jan 21 14:32 CST 2007
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I have Bilstein B46-1412's on my 68 wagon. They haven't been revalved, but I did have to replace the existing rubber bushings with two-piece polyurethane bushings to accomodate the 5/8" mounting studs, versus the 1/2" studs found on 82-01 4WD S-10 Blazer. which these were made for.

The rest of my suspension is stock right no with the exception of a larger front sway bar. I have a set of John Parker's springs but one of the rears was destroyed in an accident in my old wagon.

My wagon rides just fine on very rough roads or nice smooth pavement. I live on very rough logging road and it is a real hoot!.

Mike






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New wagon shocks, any other options? [120-130]
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