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Glenn F. 10-28-2012 19:29:47 166.181.3.175 Report to Moderator	While I have the bed off & things are easy to get at I'm gonna replace the completely shot originals. Local parts store's basic ones are $20.00 each, mid-grade $43.00, and their best = $53.00. I pull my 12,000 lb. rated flatbed with this truck. I suppose I'd be wise to put on the best ones?? Glenn F. [Reply]   [No Email]
Glenn F. 10-29-2012 19:54:59 166.182.3.113 Report to Moderator	Re: '88 Chevy 3500 Rear Shocks in reply to Glenn F., 10-28-2012 19:29:47   Thank you guys. Glenn [Reply]  [No Email]
Hobo,NC 10-29-2012 19:15:59 98.17.83.23 Report to Moderator	Re: '88 Chevy 3500 Rear Shocks in reply to Dalex, 10-28-2012 19:29:47   Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see Rancho and never look back.... [Reply]  [No Email]
Justin SE IOWA 10-29-2012 18:17:41 166.182.3.145 Report to Moderator	Re: '88 Chevy 3500 Rear Shocks in reply to Glenn F., 10-28-2012 19:29:47   I always put the coil over load leavelers on. I really like them. [Reply]  [No Email]
504 10-29-2012 18:29:24 199.127.54.155 Report to Moderator	Re: '88 Chevy 3500 Rear Shocks in reply to Justin SE IOWA, 10-29-2012 18:17:41   Glen I used to sell a lot of shocks, for a 1 ton I would go with the med grade. The real cheap ones are fine on a 1/2 ton, but the super heavy duty shocks just screw up the ride. The top bolts are 10mm,(maybe 12mm) the easiest is replace them with 5/16 new ones. [Reply]  [No Email]