07Burb's 2003 Silverado Extended Cab Short Bed Build

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Basically the shocks are holding up the back of the truck instead of the springs. It's a harsher ride, but they still have flex to them.

If the shocks are supporting ANY weight ("holding up the back of the truck instead of the springs"), then they are bottomed out. Any "flex" you may feel is from their internal "bump stops" (if so equipped) and the sidewall flex of the tires. But, still riding on bottomed-out brand-new shocks. :(

Not trying to pick on or piss anyone off. But it is damaging to the shocks to ride like that.
 
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It's just for a couple days and less than 100 miles. It'll be ok. And I can promise you they are not bottoming out:
 
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Made appointment for Friday to get my muffler isntalled.

Hoping to get tint done this weekend. Got a quote from my neighbor who tints in his garage.
 
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neighbor tints in his garage and this thing still has no tint ...... :smh:
Watch yo' mouth foo!! :mad: I been busy and stuff


In other news, shock extenders arrived and will get thrown on tomorrow.
 

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