Bilstein Springs and Shocks Installation on Chevy Tahoe - GM Trucks 

How was the ride after the install of the new shocks?

I just purchased the Bilstein 5100 shocks and the coil springs. Watching this video before I start the process. Would like to understand jack and jack stand placement. Thanks.

Great video! I haven’t come across someone else that makes voices as he works like I do 🤣🤣🤣.

Just found your account and THANK YOU SO MUCH! I too am not a mechanic but can turn a wrench and have the brain storming ability to fix almost anything. You have given me the confidence ( i needed greatly ) to begin my project: 02 Yukon. It as 182000 and im getting ready to redo the front end, add rear support for when i haul my trailers and maybe do a little engine work to get a few more HP. Intake and Exhaust for sure. maybe cam, headers and gears later down the road... So you just took the shocks out and the coils just came out?! i watched another video with him compressing the spring and it was a 2000? i believe. Hoping mine is as easy as this! How is the ride? Are they as reviewed?

Absolutley love the video and commentary. Especially Gollum coming out to play. Thanks again

You made that look so easy! I’ve replaced all 4 shocks on my daughters civic and it was as easy as your video. I have a 2004 Yukon which I want to change out the shocks and springs so your video is of much help. If you don’t mind me asking what did you pay for everything? I’m trying to get an idea of what I have to prepare myself for.

Man don't I wish the underside of my 03 GMC Yukon XL 5.3l with 212,000+ looked that nice as I am in Maine you can probably guess how rusty it is. Also I am going to get the Moog springs and conventional shocks instead of the XW7 self-leveling shocks that for the knowledge

Love the Arnold! 😂 👍🏼

When you said yonder I lost it. Great video and yes I will say this even though the video is almost a year old.

Did you like the feeling of the new Bilstiens shocks, I’m undecided between the Bilstiens and the Arnotts and looking for more video reviews

What difference you feel when you add the springs to your suspension?

what year Tahoe? and is it a PPV?

7:53 👍 👍 ALRIGHT THE SPRINGS ARE IN LOL

where you get the coil springs from? link plz...

Those came stock on the late 1990's Chevy Tahoe/ Yukon.

This video confirms that I am not the only who's neighbors probably wonder who I am talking to XD

My Yukon seems to droop a bit in the rear. Do you suppose the old springs have compressed with time? I put on new Bilstein shocks but not springs.

That’s the conversion kit used for replacement of the Nivomat self leveling shocks with built in springs that have no coil or leaf springs in the rear whatsoever. The Nivomats are about $400 each for the rear pair and that’s why I’m going the same route with the Bilsteins as well. Don’t think those coils needed replacing in the video

Thank you!!Great video

If I have air shocks z55 and I want to switch to bilstein do I have to switch the springs because on the websites to days only switch the springs if you have zw7 nivomat shocks

Have watched several of your videos...man you need air!

If you take out an old spring and the new ones fit loose I think that is a problem....sure they may be stiffer.. But they already short For the life of me I can't figure out why you wouldn't put in bags with simple air pressure hose

Do you still have your take-off parts (Shocks & Springs)? Would like to try to put them in my Jeep ZJ.

Coil spring insulators, 2 per spring correct?

I guess you know that you are missing your bump stops in front. Those are important as they are a progressive bump stop that helps support the rid height.

whats the model number on the coils?

Are you sure you needed the springs? They are required for Nivomat or air level. But it looks like you have neither.

So, how do you like the ride with Bilstein? I am considering Bilstein vs OEM Nivomat shocks (rock auto has them for 280 bucks each).

hey. those coil springs are factory 🏭 hight? where you get them from?

Call me stupid, but is an alignment needed after this repair?

I have a 2007 Yukon and when I am at slow speed and pull into an incline the rear porpoises violently . Is that due to a weak anti bar?

I have attempted to watch this video over six times and each time it won't play past the 1:45 second mark is there something the matter with this video that you might know of

Hey those bilsteins sprins are thicker than origuinals

Where you buy the Coil Spring Insulator ?

Is alignment needed after replacing front shocks on a torsion bar front suspension?

I replace the origuinal springs for moog 81069 suppost to be thicker but i dont see any diference just lit be longer

Great video. Love the accents. Where are you located? Thanks.

Good day there nice video, what if I change only the shocks front rear but no coils, will that be alright? My coils in the rear look fine on my 02 Thanks

Will these fit a 2wd tahoe

Cool video

This vid is crazy funny!! lmao

Are there also 2 coils in front?

What happens if you don’t disconnect the battery?

Did you replace your stock springs with lowered version?

Springs aren't to wear out

what year is the Tahoe? thanks.

How is the ride quality??

Redo your video with the MICROPHONE ON

whats the model number on the coils?

whats the model number on the coils?

whats the model number on the coils?