My ride improved dramatically after I changed my shocks to KYB Monomax. I simply took the old shocks off which were twin tubes then I upgraded to a monotube and man did that changed my ride on my 2000 Escalade, the shock I used was KYB Monomax a monotube shock absorber.
This is the same process to change the front shocks for the following models: Chevy suburban, Chevy Tahoe, GMC Yukon XL, GMC Yukon
If you do any type of towing or you haul heavy loads you might want to upgrade to a monotube shock absorber. My SUV seems to glide down the street now. I was using a twin tube shock Excel G, based on how the monotube has made my SUV handle there’s a good chance I would never go back to twin tube.
Here is a link to their website http://www.gmpartsnow.com/
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This is how videos should be made. Simple and to the point. Very easy to understand. Thanks man.
What syptoms was the Caddy having? yaw and sway in the wind?
Thanks for the knowledge!!
Great job on the instructional vid sir!! Loved it when the dogs wanted to get in on the action! Perfect! Thanks again! Even though I've replaced shocks many times myself, I still learned something new! Very informative and well done!
what u tink of the kyb gr2 the black ones for my 00 escalade any advice?
Thank you I just ordered from Rock Auto. My truck has been road walking so I'm replacing the shocks first and go from there. What do you think? I trust you just by watching your video
tankz again keep. ur vids coming
are the caddys 25gal or 27 gal
i kno last sunday i put 105 miles on the trip n fuel the tank with $30 it was 16.5 gal gas was $2.40 a gal
i was tryin 2 figuere how many miles before its almost empty since my fuel gaugue dnt work
city? like 12
i will u daily drive the caddy? n how many miles u get per tank
ok ima order those manomax then tankz again
how due the ones u put on the rear feel n wats the difference?
y u had those wood block there
not the 1-3" lift ones thoe right?
wat r the specs got same ride