NOOB 2006 TB LS Lake Charles, La
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Well I have done some reading in the suspension/lift forum should have seen that days ago and I am confident I can go with the FOX 2.0 for the rear still keeping the Bilstien set up for the front.
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- dillonwalt
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Yes, just be sure to get the fox shocks designated for the TB. If there is a dual shock kit, I haven't heard of it.
Bilstein HDs in the front is basically the best recommendation we have for the front - well beside the full replacement coilovers - and will work fine with any rear setup.
Bilstein HDs in the front is basically the best recommendation we have for the front - well beside the full replacement coilovers - and will work fine with any rear setup.
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Yeah I was just reading about a dual shock set up nothing for a trail blazer hence why i was so confused. I got the FOX 2.O #98224619
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- dillonwalt
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