What Shocks?

[85Jimmy]

What Shocks are good for mostly onroad driving and will work offroad.

 

[bigredblazer]

Almost any aftermarket shock will do. Pro Comp ES3000, are cheap and a pretty decent shock. Rancho 5000's , or the best for both worlds maybe the Rancho 9000 series? Jon

Blazin' Trails ORD Style

 

[85Jimmy]

Should I buy the shocks boots too? Thanks, Chris

 

[UseYourBlinker]

When buying any aftermaket shock the boot is mostly included. I don't run shock boot's because they tend to hold mud and water in.



Eric
from Freekmont,CA.
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[UseYourBlinker]

I have a set of Rancho 5,000's laying around if your intrested. I had them on my 84 K5 before I lifted it. Send me a private message.



Eric
from Freekmont,CA.
<a target="_blank" href=http://www.community.webshots.com/user/vwryda> Miscellaneous Debris </a>

 

[85Jimmy]

Sent you a p.m. Thanks Chris

 

[85Jimmy]

Are the KYB Gas-a-just any good?

 

[jekbrown]

try a set of Doetsch tech DT8000 prerunners....

J


See the on-going build up of my '85 Jimmy! <a target="_blank" href=http://community.webshots.com/user/jekbrown>http://community.webshots.com/user/jekbrown</a>

 

[Nrose07]

Have a almost new set of KYB gas-a-just, took off for my lift. $30 plus shipping. Matt

Displacement, cubes, and did you say you drive a riceburner???

 

[85Jimmy]

I sent you an E-mail, Chris