🟡 Bilstein 33-176840 Monotube Shock Absorber 46mm - Yellow Review

I have a 2011 work truck. I replaced my shocks with these and couldn't believe the difference. worth your money. I felt a big difference in handling.

I replaced 20 year old Bilstein shock absorbers on my Class C RV and found them to be softer than the old ones. I love these shocks and will choose them again for my next project.

I have installed and used cars, pickups and commercial vehicles for 30 years and have driven up to 200,000 miles on the set with no breakdowns and a smooth ride. This kit was fitted to an E450 motorhome and made a world of difference to the ride. and control.

installed in E450 RV (rear). Can't really tell if they helped much compared to the original (35000 miles) shocks on a recent ride of 3000+ rides. The only problem with doing it yourself with the car on the ground is installing the bottom bracket - you have to be very strong and very coordinated at the same time or find a way to raise the frame by about 3 inches so the bracket can go in Get Bolt Installer. I inflated the RV's rear airbags to a maximum of 1.5 inches, then used an inexpensive…

I used to install Bilstein shock absorbers on the front axle, now I install rear shock absorbers. The first problem was removing the nut from the top of each stock shock. I had a lot of access to the left (driver's side) but the right side was mostly obstructed by the RV's bodywork placed on top of the chassis. I raised the right rear corner by removing the body frame from the rear axle. . Finally the pressure on the shock was released and I was able to remove the bottom bolt and loosen the…