Gen 2 OE rear shocks on gen 1

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xBryanHoodsx

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Anybody know if this would work or is this a bad idea.... just wondering since gen 2 oe shocks seem to be coming up for sale with little to no mileage
 

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It would be nice for someone to get their hands on a set, take some measurements and post them on the forum.
 

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I want to know where people are seeing them up for sale.
 

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I've seen a set or two on RDC. Way too expensive just to pick up for dicking around purposes.
 

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I've seen a set or two on RDC. Way too expensive just to pick up for dicking around purposes.

Yeah $2k is more than i'd want to spend just to see if they'd work/what it'd take to make them work
 

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Yeah $2k is more than i'd want to spend just to see if they'd work/what it'd take to make them work

Absolutely true - but with some of the money spent on folks trucks and creativity/determination (we've seen totaled trucks resurrected...just because). I wouldn't/couldn't justify doing it, but there might reasonably be some who would.
 
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