New front shocks on the way

Those ought to make a difference.

Must be shock time..... I ordered a set of load-adjusting Monroe shocks for the rear of our Falcon wagon to replace the current air shocks. I will definitely like those better.

Good luck with yours!
 
My son recommended the KYB's. He likes them on his newer Suburban.
 
Within any brand there are different levels of quality and shock "strength". While they don't have anything to do with ride height (aren't supposed to anyway, air shocks are a Band aid) the "oe equivalent" at the bottom of the line usually isn't.
Myself, I've tried em all over the years, threw the new kybs that I had on one of my Dakotas in the trash after a couple of months. Went back to my old stand by, Gabriel ultra. If those are available that's what I use on everything. Last I checked they run about $36-40 each at useless zone, I find them for about 1/2 of that between rock auto or Amazon
 
Well, after having to drill out one stud due to over torque and a new set of brake pads and new wheel bearings, the Dodge is back among us! Started at 8 AM and got done at 1:30 PM. Drives better!
 
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