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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: illinois
Posts: 1,631
Real Name: Ron
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: illinois
Posts: 1,631
Real Name: Ron
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If you replace your shocks with aftermarket I think the general answer to your question about feeling more "solid" over bumps is ... yes. But what does "solid" mean? Sometimes it will be more harsh depending on the shock you choose. I currently have Bilstien 4600 all around and they are more firm than OEM, feel good most of time except over small /medium bumps, get a lot of feedback and as has been explained, it is because they are "digressive" valved.
I have a new set of Dobinson IMS that I just received and am hoping that they will provide a smoother ride over the same bumps but still give that "solid" feel at other times, we'll see. I am 100% street driver.
Do some research on shocks, "Shock Surplus" has some good explanatory videos on youtube as do some other companies.
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2003 Limited, V8, AWD. K&N, Dobinson IMS/FJ springs,, SPC UCA, Super Pro bushings in front LCA and in all rear control arms, Michelin 265/65R17 LTX/Defenders, stock wheels with homemade center caps, Stop Tech slotted rotors w/Posi Quiet pads all around, spare tire relocated to inside cargo area.
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