Shock Recomendations...

[ocskipper]

Front end is lifted about 3 inches and I need new shocks. Any links to a good shock at a good price?

 

Thanks,

Skip :USAflag:

[WahooSteeler]

Amazingly these are still on sale. A bunch of people here scooped some up. I've only heard positive things about them, supposedly very nice and a steal at $30 each.

 

http://store.edelbrock.com/3398384-01ch ... front.aspx

[ocskipper]

Amazingly these are still on sale. A bunch of people here scooped some up. I've only heard positive things about them, supposedly very nice and a steal at $30 each.

 

http://store.edelbrock.com/3398384-01ch ... front.aspx

 

The rear shock are out of stock. Are they any different from the front?

[smithe1811]

What about these ones?

http://roughcountry.com/shocks_rc9000.html

[WahooSteeler]

Sorry, I thought you meant you just needed fronts. i have 2-3" of lift on my truck too. i haven't installed them yet, but i bought the Toyota T100 rear shocks for mine. Measurements seem to be the closest to what I needed and what I read on here as to what would be the recommended extended and collapsed lengths. And the valving I hope will be appropriate based on the weight of the two trucks probably is only @200lbs different.

[ocskipper]

What about these ones?

http://roughcountry.com/shocks_rc9000.html

 

Thanks, I am going to try a pair.

[smithe1811]

What about these ones?

http://roughcountry.com/shocks_rc9000.html

 

Thanks, I am going to try a pair.

Let me know how they work out, i need some new ones as well.

[BLHTAZ]

I use the ProComp ES9000's on everything I own. They are a great riding gas shock and they are not expensive at around $40 - $45 each :thumbsup:

[ocskipper]

I use the ProComp ES9000's on everything I own. They are a great riding gas shock and they are not expensive at around $40 - $45 each :thumbsup:

 

Maybe I will give these a shot on the rear once I finish messing with it. Thanks :cheers: