Shocks for '14 Tahoe.

[yugrus]

I'm ready for the suspension work on my '14 4WD Tahoe, but can't find a better option for my rear ZW7 Nivomat shocks. Besides Delco's 560-700 or 560-703, what other options do I have? Is there a conversion kit like Bilstein has for the prior years?
In the front, I think I will use the Bilstein 4600 series 24-186926 strut. Or maybe Delco quick strut 903-040RS?
I'd like to keep the stock height.
Thank you, everyone!

 

[GreyStone]

not all ZW7's have Nivomats - are you sure you have them? Do you see a G65 code inside the glove box door.

 

[yugrus]

Gee, you've got me confused again. I don't have G65, but I do have ZW7, which I thought was self- leveling Nivomat... Now I don't even now what I have there...

 

[GreyStone]

Gee, you've got me confused again. I don't have G65, but I do have ZW7, which I thought was self- leveling Nivomat... Now I don't even now what I have there...

if you don't have G65 then you have regular old delco shocks. Read this
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/help-with-zw7-nivomat-conversion.119992/

 

[Doubeleive]

you might not find anything that will meet or beat a Nivomat, don't throw em out if you put something else on because if you are not happy with it a new Nivomat is pretty pricey

 

[yugrus]

Turns out, my factory rear shocks look nothing like Nivomats, and the springs are quite beefy. So I think I'm going with Bilstein 4600 Series 24-186933 rear and 24-186926 front. Thank you, guys!

 

[wx646]

I'm considering doing the same thing for my 14 Tahoe.
Any updates about the Bilsteins?

 

[yugrus]

Perhaps, I'm not going to be the first one to do Bilstein swap on '14 Tahoe. By every measure available my shocks and struts are still fine, it is bouncy because it is empty all the time, and towing nothing.

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