Shock recommendation?

[montanaman]

Hey ... I'm going to put 4 new shocks on the 91 cherokee. I plan to drive it mostly on pavement, with the occasional foray onto washboard dirt roads and the beach. I generally prefer a firm ride.

I've used Monroe Gas-Magnums on my old chevy pickup and liked them.

Any other recommendations?

[Seamoose]

monroe reflex?

I have them on the front of 2000 xj, same general situation as you.. have been generally happy w/ them.

[raypla]

I've got the Edelbrock IFS. They're great My CD player skips like 90% less. A little pricy but worth it IMO

[lylep]

I like Doetsch Tech 3000's. I've been running them for several years on my TJ and just put a set on my '91 XJ. Firm, without jarring your teeth. ~ $32 each.

[Panama XJ]

KYB Monomax, mono tubes high pressure charged.

[noresttill]

I run the PORC shocks, work fine and the price was right. Dropped the price more after talking to him for a little, very nice guys, worth a look.

[shawnmahmud]

anyone ever heard of Gabriel Ultra? They sell 'em at auto zone for $30 each. I'm thinking about buying some for a 98xj.

[otto]

X2 on the Doetsch Tech 3000's. Better shock all around than Monroe or KYB for less money. OME if cost is no object.

[steveC]

I've got the Edelbrock IFS.

Is that IFS or IAS? The red powder-coated ones, right?

I put the Edelbrock IAS shocks on our Dakota a couple of months ago, they're absolutely amazing. Just waiting for an excuse (and another $300!) to replace the SensaTracs on the XJ with them...

[ricot83]

i found some superlift ones on ebay scratch and dent that i might be trying out anyone know anything about em?

[raypla]

Opps My bad there it is IAS I think, it means something about an valve that opens or closes in an instant depending on conditions. All i know the faster I hit the speed bumps the better the truck takes them. Yes they are the red ones. Just AWSOME :) :) :)