🔧 Bilstein B8 5100 Front Steering Damper - Silver, Model 33-174525 Review

Easy installation would be 5 stars if I had the right tools for the job. (Spoiler alert) It's pinched to one side in case you didn't know. You'll need to get a fork or something to pull out that suction cup. A word of wisdom is to leave the nut cut a little while you tap the old one so it doesn't fall in your face! Installation took about 1-2 hours as I was working on site and didn't have the best tools for the job. I could see it was an easy 30 minute job with all the right tools at hand…

I picked up my 02 Silverado 1500HD about a year ago. He's been driving 35 seconds since then, but at times I felt like I was steering the boat because it was pulling left and right at highway speed. I thought I somehow screwed up on the lift, I thought maybe my steering and suspension parts were bad, but even after replacing the old parts with heavier aftermarket parts I still had the same problem. One day I was looking for a replacement for my shock absorbers and came across it by accident. My

Installed on my 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab Long Bed. My setup is completely stock except I run 3500HD 265/75R/16 tires, stock length, Fox 2.0 shocks (no lift), airlift -Airbags. When you squeeze and release this high pressure shock absorber it will spring back to its original position and that is exactly what it will do in your truck. When installed correctly, this caused a very small but noticeable pull on my truck to the right. I will not install a dual anti-roll bar kit just to