Niklas1
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- Oslo, Sweden
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2003 Sport Trac XLT 4wd
I need to change the shocks on my Sport Trac XLT 4wd 2003, and I don’t know what to get. I would prefer a little firmer ride so it feels nicer att speed. Although I can’t say that I know how they feel when new since it was 10 years old when I got it and it might be the original shocks still on it.
Since I live in the cold socialist utopia of Sweden I don’t have much to choose from in the country and I have a hard time finding stuff in the EU when I google. So what I have looked at so far is:
Gabriel Load Carrier Shocks 43171 Because I hope they will help a bit if my leafs are tired, and maybe when I have a bit of a load in the bed. Or should I choose something else?
https://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/gab-43171/overview/
Front:
KYB Excel G or Bilstein 24-021333 if they are so much better that the price can be justified. KYB Gas-a-just are more expensive than Bilstein around here it seems.
I could go Bilstein both front and rear if it makes a big difference or will last longer.
Edit: Bilsteins are out of stock
Since I live in the cold socialist utopia of Sweden I don’t have much to choose from in the country and I have a hard time finding stuff in the EU when I google. So what I have looked at so far is:
Gabriel Load Carrier Shocks 43171 Because I hope they will help a bit if my leafs are tired, and maybe when I have a bit of a load in the bed. Or should I choose something else?
https://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/gab-43171/overview/
Front:
KYB Excel G or Bilstein 24-021333 if they are so much better that the price can be justified. KYB Gas-a-just are more expensive than Bilstein around here it seems.
I could go Bilstein both front and rear if it makes a big difference or will last longer.
Edit: Bilsteins are out of stock