Help with air shock for 8" rear drop. I need advice as soon as possible

Mr. Trick

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Ok I have a 02 sierra rcsb it currently has a 6" rear drop but I'll be dropping it to 8" real soon. I've read about people using air shocks for dodge caravans chevy ventures and nissan frontiers. Which do I need to go with? My truck does not have shock extenders and I need air shocks cause I also put my 4 wheeler in the bed when I go out to ride and that's the only load it really sees. Thanks in advance
 

blome_racing

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i ran the ones for my truck for a while when i was at 4 out back and had no issues im on regular drop shocks now but ill be going down to 8 either this weekend or early next week im going to try the air shocks i have since they have a lifetime warranty i just got them replaced. my cousin used these same ones when he was at 6 and also had no issues. they do have alot more travel than regular shocks so i doubt there will be any major issues. the shorter ones ive seen used are for 80s c10s and nissan hardbodys
 

James

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You guys referring to the monroe sensatracs?

37072 front and 37078 rear if you need part numbers.
 

Mr. Trick

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I know about the sensatracs but I need shocks to handle a load. Thank for the part numbers though because I will be replacing the front shocks next
 

Jared

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I have the sensa, they suck imo. Too soft, being a CC, maybe that's why. I blew one of my fronts out, broke the t-bar where it mounts to the LCA, that's why I bought coilovers.
 

Mr. Trick

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Yes I plan on that in the future maybe winter or next spring. I just need a budget solution for now.
 

ALAM3DA

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I have the Monroe's the everyone is running for a 6-7 drop out back now that I went an inch lower they bottom out like crazy. What's the monroe part number for the nissans?
 

Iceman

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How does doing something twice become budget friendly? Do it right do it once, get a set of Firestone ride rights if they make them for your application.