interesting solution, do you have a photo of the car from the side ? how does it look after installing these shock absorbers ?

 

Hey man and welcome to the forum! I have a lot of friends from your area!

But anyways. Here are some pics. But it hasn't settled yet. I'm assuming it will drop a few more inches. If not I will cut the bump stop in half.

It dropped about 2 inches already without even driving it around to break in.

 

thanks for the kind words !!! friends are great !!!

thanks for the photos, this is a very useful and interesting report !!!!

 

Rear

dropped another inch or two after the first short ride since install.

 

This should be a sticky for future use.

What lowering springs did you use and how does it ride now?

 

This should be a sticky for future use.

What lowering springs did you use and how does it ride now?

Hey JC. Hope you are well. I am using eibach pro-kit lowering springs and the ride after install was a little more sporty. sporty as in you feel the road more especially with wider tires with lower side wall.

I will update the original post to show everything needed to lower the truck.

Also after driving around for about an hour total now the truck is settling in nice in the rear and i think it will be good without cutting the bump stop

 

I couldnt really find this anywhere so I figured I would help others. Below are all of the things you need to lower your 18-21 (the parts below might supports other years and vehicles, but please do your research before using these parts) Durango, including the rear shocks for vehicles with lowering springs.

Shock: Bilstein 24-225427 -got mine from Amazon.com: Bilstein 24-225427 Shock Absorber : Automotive
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6 parts to allow it to mount to our vehicles - got mine from moparpartsgiant.com but I DO NOT recommend them. It took forever bad communication.

	Part No.: 5181844AA MOUNT-SHOCK ABSORBER	2
	Part No.: 68029590AF MOUNT-SHOCK UPPER	2
	Part No.: 68063781AE STOP/BMPR-JOUNCE	2

Using eibach pro-kit lowering springs: Jeep Grand Cherokee / Dodge Durango PRO-KIT
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I know this is old, but did you change out your front shocks? If so what shocks did you use. My rango has 127,000 orginal shocks so with the lowering I am replacing everything.