LAST MINUTE Q!!

Ok ok, i know last minute rediculessness.
IVe got 2 hours before the store closes and have been wondering--
differences between the
Rubicon manufacturing twin tube shocks and the Doetch Tech 3000?
gas or hydrollic? I mean it looks as though the only difference is name but i could be wrong.
And have been looking into getting the Gabriel mono tubes.

i would go twin tube, they seem to stay cooler.

If you can spare a little extra change get the doetsch 8000 series shocks. I been running them for years an they've been great for me. They are a cellular gas shock that ride nice on the street and trail and they have built in bumpstops at max extension and compression.
http://www.doetsch-shocks.com/2.asp

Well i went with the RE twin tubes. And i must say they are very nice. I slapped em on as soon as i got home, packed up, picked up my friend and went on a 1 hour drive up to rollins lake for camping. I didnt have to say anything, he noticed right away how smooth the ride was. And the bastard fell a sleep the last 20 minutes of the ride.
:eeks1:
BTW i went to RE and got em for about 200 for all 4. Those bumm-sticks wouldnt even give me a free T-shirt. :rattle:

It seems strange that doetsch may not actually make their own shocks? I say this because as we all know, many companies sell a universal product under their own name. Ring & pinion companies do it all the time.

I was red flagged when i went to the doetsch web site:

http://www.doetsch-shocks.com/2.asp

Their shocks are called the exact same thing as:

http://www.roughcountry.com/shocks-stabilizers.htm

SO are they the same shock? Why would they have the same name and general description?

Mystery of Modern Man

Are they dressing them with different decals and selling them as different products? False advertisement? Conspiracy?
Nope thats just buisiness.