Lowered RCSB shocks!
#1
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Lowered RCSB shocks!
I hate to start a new topic on this because I saw it mentioned somewhere a few weeks back, but ive been searching for the last two days and can no longer find it.
I have a 2017 RCSB with the belltech 3/5 kit.
Im wondering what Bilstein shocks the lowered guys went with, or other options. The belltech shocks are sub par imo.
Thanks in advance.
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I would like to know too.
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Spooled (10-03-2017)
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for the rear on mine I just installed the djm/calmax shocks. I was contemplating installing a c notch until I installed these shocks. they react quick enough that bumping the frame in the rear has been eliminated.
I too think for the fronts the belltechs aren't up to par. I had two of them start leaking. I recently picked up a set of Monroe sensatracks that I will at some point in the near future install. currently i'm running the stock front shocks and re-installed the front sway bar flipped upside down, which has help decrease the tire rubbing issues I've experienced.
I too think for the fronts the belltechs aren't up to par. I had two of them start leaking. I recently picked up a set of Monroe sensatracks that I will at some point in the near future install. currently i'm running the stock front shocks and re-installed the front sway bar flipped upside down, which has help decrease the tire rubbing issues I've experienced.
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Off topic but vas specialties told me they've made adjustable upper control arms for late model 150s and would only charge me around 380 for a set if anyone is trying to get more adjustment.
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adjustable in what regard? amount of lowering available, or camber or what? this is interesting as i'm getting ready to pull the front suspension apart...again
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oh I reread your other post and it's upper control arms that you're talking about. I have added camber adjustment on the lowers because I slotted the holes where the control arms mount so they can be pulled in more.
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