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How to Keep Your Truck's Ride Under Control?

Bigger, Better Shocks

By Jon Thompson
photographer: Trent Riddle

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A shock absorber not only is one of the hardest-working components on your truck, it also is one of the most misunderstood. But here’s one thing we all understand: Upgrading your truck’s shocks is almost always a very good thing to do. With that in mind we got in touch with Explorer Pro Comp and obtained a set of that firm’s ES 3000 shocks, which we installed on a ’72 Chevy ¾-ton pickup that was wearing four worn-out shocks up front.


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