Time for the dumb question of the day. I have an Old Man Emu ~2.5" suspension with stock length shackles. I may go to slightly longer shackles at some point, but not much longer.
I intend to pull the trigger on the Bilstein 4-for-3 shock deal that expires Friday, but I don't have access to my truck this week ('82) and can't take compressed and extended shock measurements. So the plan is to order Bilstein 5125 series shocks with approximately the same specs as Old Man Emu shocks for the same lift.
Specifically:
Front--
OME N-41 Heavy, 19.65 in extended, 12.17 in compressed, 7.48 in travel
Bilstein BE5-6252-H5, 21.54 extended, 13.58 compressed, 8.13 in travel
Rear--
OME N-89 Heavy, 23.6 in extended, 14.1 in compressed, 9.5 in travel
Bilstein BE5-A463, 24.35 in extended, 15.11 compressed, 9.24 in travel
Any reason that these Bilsteins wouldn't work as replacements for OME's?
I intend to pull the trigger on the Bilstein 4-for-3 shock deal that expires Friday, but I don't have access to my truck this week ('82) and can't take compressed and extended shock measurements. So the plan is to order Bilstein 5125 series shocks with approximately the same specs as Old Man Emu shocks for the same lift.
Specifically:
Front--
OME N-41 Heavy, 19.65 in extended, 12.17 in compressed, 7.48 in travel
Bilstein BE5-6252-H5, 21.54 extended, 13.58 compressed, 8.13 in travel
Rear--
OME N-89 Heavy, 23.6 in extended, 14.1 in compressed, 9.5 in travel
Bilstein BE5-A463, 24.35 in extended, 15.11 compressed, 9.24 in travel
Any reason that these Bilsteins wouldn't work as replacements for OME's?