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I have the Procomp ES3000. They ride like a dream. If you decide to go with them I will get you the proper model number for the rears. The ones that procomp says are too short (prolly 2wd).
As for where to buy them, I got them from Jackit.com. Call them to order them. They are very nice and helped me out after I found out the rears were the wrong size (once again ProComps fault not theirs)
As for where to buy them, I got them from Jackit.com. Call them to order them. They are very nice and helped me out after I found out the rears were the wrong size (once again ProComps fault not theirs)
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For offroading - you are looking for a stiff shock, as they let you dig in for great traction - a soft shock lets you take in a bit of the bumps for a bit of a more comfortable ride - but again, you arent digging in for the traction needed...
Its all your own choice - KYB seem stiff - but the ride quality honestly isnt all that bad .. I have never tried BIlstein myself - but they seem to sound comfortable from what most peopel suggest
Its all your own choice - KYB seem stiff - but the ride quality honestly isnt all that bad .. I have never tried BIlstein myself - but they seem to sound comfortable from what most peopel suggest
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I just installed the KYB MonoMax shocks front and rear. I think they're good.
Check it out. Made a slight difference in my ride height too
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ew-shocks.html
Check it out. Made a slight difference in my ride height too
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ew-shocks.html
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