GM 2500/3500 shocks

[Slamnek]

Does anybody know if shocks off a 2015-2016 HD will fit a 2010 2500?


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[tex78]

Totally different top mount

2011 and up, 2010 and older

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[Slamnek]

Thanks Tex


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[tex78]

No problem, am a g.m tech, so that's a easy question to answer

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[Big Jon]

If you have wildly varying loads, from light to Very heavy, I can't say enough about the Rancho 9000XL's.

 

[ippielb]

Bilstein 5100 series worked great on my 06' before it got totalled. If you have a lift on the truck I have a set of brand new ones for the rear that work with 4" lifts.

 

[X-Treme]

If you have wildly varying loads, from light to Very heavy, I can't say enough about the Rancho 9000XL's.

I don't know if they've changed anything, but you couldn't pay me to use Rancho shocks. Their bushings are/were HORRIBLE!!

Bilstein all the way baby!

 

[Summitric]

Ranchos work great... Bushings are a thing of the past with them. The 5000, 7000 or 9000 are good choices, and lifetime warranties and are probably one of the best bangs for the buck out there.... Half the price of most high end shocks


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[Big Jon]

Bilsteins are excellent, I was looking at options for my truck with a heavy camper and they were on the list. However, price, availability, and support all ruled them out. They are quite expensive-$900 for my truck (no lift, and non-adjustable), availability-not even able to find a shop that supplies them, and support-no shops-no support. Rancho's aren't necessarily the best, just the best I can get for $600. And Napa, Bumper to Bumper, and Off Road Interior all deal with and can warranty them. The adjustability is easy, 1-9 makes a huge difference in ride, and the boots are substantial and very protective. For my use, the best bang for the buck, that's all I'm saying.