Multimatic shocks / aftermarket replacements

[AXE]

No big deal knew all of the pitfalls of shock replacement when I bought the truck. These shocks and the different suspension work so well when replacement time comes no big deal. Doubt the aftermarket is going to offer much for these trucks---not enough demand to justify but you never know.

Except they already do like every truck ever built!

 

[AXE]

These socks were shown in a performance kit posted in another thread that has some ADS shocks that might be an option. May need to call to verify availability and fitment, but ADS lists the ZR2 as compatible and the shocks are rebuildable.

https://www.adsshocks.com/platform/chevrolet/silverado-1500/2023/

 

[Nmass94]

Cognito Ultimate Leveling Kit With Fox FRS 3.0 IBP Shocks 3-Inch 19-25 Silverado/Sierra 1500 & 1-Inch Including AT4, AT4X, Trail Boss, & ZR2 2WD/4WD

Each Kit Features: Front lift 3” standard models, 1” AT4 and Trail Boss Cognito Ball Joint SM Series Upper Control Arm Kit Fox Factory Race Series 3.0 Internal Bypass Shocks with Recirculating Reservoirs Deaver mini packs, replace harsh stock overload and block (if equipped) Rear lift...

cognitomotorsports.com

Cognito seems to think the fox will fit- this is what I'll go with when the dssvs die

 

[rwBrooks]

Maybe Peak Suspension has a setup.

 

[ZR2BIZON]

I've been researching replacement shocks for the Z. I'm leaning towards the fox set up. Hopefully they see this post and bless me, I mean sponsor me with a set.

I'm at 34k miles and it's slowly handling a bit wanky. Mainly in the rear.

Definitely don't want to go into the spring offroading season with crapped out shockies.

 

[KLA]

I've been researching replacement shocks for the Z. I'm leaning towards the fox set up. Hopefully they see this post and bless me, I mean sponsor me with a set.

I'm at 34k miles and it's slowly handling a bit wanky. Mainly in the rear.

Definitely don't want to go into the spring offroading season with crapped out shockies.

Keep us informed of which route you take with the suspension. I don't need shocks yet, I'm only at 13k miles on my 22 ZR2, and she still handles pretty damn good, but eventually I will need replacements. As will most of the other members here.