BlackedOutHoe
Low & Slow
Interesting that works so well for you. I have no experience with those shocks.
I live by a quarry so all the heavy trucks are hell on the roads. There is not too many options to avoid bad parts.
In my experience a lot of people with poor ride quality on these trucks assume that the front stops are *just* bump stops, but they do contribute to the ride pretty significantly. Many of these trucks at this point have worn out or missing jounce stops. On my old truck I trimmed them a bit when it was decranked and that worked well. Rode like stock. It wasn't slammed though.
A lot of it I've found comes from setting it up right when you mod it (lift or lower). Find out your suspension travel, and match the proper size tire with a good shock and most problems can be avoided. It's when you try to stuff big tires on a lift kit or slam too low on stock size tires you run into most problems.