Ok, found your other post. Here's what ya need to do.... Have access to a forklift or cherry picker? The measurement you included before were of the shocks you bought. What you need is measurement of your suspension. You neeed to compress your suspension(tire up into the wheel well) as much as possible. Then measure between your shock mounts. This will give you your compressed measurement. For the extended measurement, you need to get that same wheel to extend away from the wheel well as much as possible.(drooped as far as it will go).. Then measure between the mounts. This will give you your extended measurement. Once you have these measurements, you can figure out what the best shock would be.
What lift were you running again? What size/brand srpings in the front and how is the rear lifted? If you are not worried about flex and just want a shock that will dampen your ride, then any shock for a 4 or 6 inch lift should be ok.
