Shock cross reference.

[BIGHEEP]

My MJ sits at about 6" of lift. I know where I can get shocks pretty cheap but ods are they don't list shocks for a Comanche with a 6" lift. Anyone know what other vehicle shocks would fit?

 

Also I am thinking of going with a shock convertion up front so they don't need to be the stud type shocks.

[Eagle]

If you go to the Monroe shocks web site, they used to have their full catalog on-line. In the back of the catalog is a section that lists each shock by upper and lower mount type, and compressed and extended length. It takes a bit of hunting around, but using that data you can find a shock to fit just about anything.

 

I haven't been on there for awhile because I have the printed master catalog, so I don't know for sure that they still have it on-line ... but I can't imagine that they would have removed it, it's too useful.

[SuicidalPenguin]

Eagle is right on monroe's site.

 

Go to http://catalog.tenneco.com/monroe/eCatalog.do and select your truck to find a part number for the shock.

 

http://www.monroe.com/catalog_lookup/oc ... ppinfo.asp is the page that'll give you all the info on mounting and lengths.

[Bounty Hunter]

Or go to www.jeepinoutfitters.com (Doetsh-Tech3000) to get the right size shock for around $30 each. jeepinoutfitters will have free shipping and the DT3000 is a good smooth shock.

[pingpong]

It is also best to flex your rig out, to get your compressed and extended length. Everyone's rig flexes a lil different, and there is no magical number for the right size shocks, especially depending on driving style

[feerocknok]

We used the bumpstop for compressed length, and hung the axle for extended length.