RamRod
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So what's the size I need.
I just called the dealer and they had it in stock, I never got the P/N off of them.
Sorry bud!
So what's the size I need.
Yeah I did the same trick with the drivers-side front bolt. Stick a saw-zall up there and buzz it in half. For some reason...GM installs the bolt from the inside-out on the assembly line...then installs the fuel tank on top of it. This blocks the bolt and keeps it from any future removal (unless you drop the tank). Install the new bolt in the opposite direction, then you can work on the springs without dropping the tank.
When I cut that bolt out I replaced it with a 5/8 bolt that was 4.5" long for a few days... I think it's like an M14 or something though
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It was slightly smaller then the existing bolt and the OEM bolt was a higher bolt grade
You can reuse that bolt
Rear shocks. I'm going with Bilstein this is also the OEM one.
Bilstein P/N BIL24-191203
Collapsed Length (IN): 16.95
Extended Length (IN): 27.36
Rancho P/N RS999310
Collapsed Length (IN): 17.79
Extended Length (IN): 27.57
Front shocks.
Bilstein P/N BIL24-185950
Collapsed Length (IN): 14.15
Extended Length (IN): 21.38
Rancho P/N RS999309
Collapsed Length (IN): 17.37
Extended Length (IN): 19.50
Not to sure about the front?
There is a thread started by 06H3 with the part number for the Bilstein 5160's I used up front with the Rancho kit