cg2
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- matteson il
Which shock is best for daily highway driving and a rough trail to a fishing hole 4 to 15 times a year,hydro vs nitro ?.......i saw a bad review on the 
net for the nitro
net for the nitro
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which shock is best for DD
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cg2
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- Location
- matteson il
thanx..........are thet nitro or hydro,and where do i find them........at a good price........and it for a 3in lift
nitrogt101
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- Ventura County, So CA
Scroll about 2/3 of the way down to "shock install", he installs the Sensatracks and I believe says where to get them.
Home Brew Budget Lift
Home Brew Budget Lift
- Location
- Port Orchard, WA
Old Man Emu...
LilRedRover
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- Location
- West Virginia
x2XJ_ranger said:
- Location
- Albuquerque
Bilstein 5100s . . . .
motorcityxj
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- detroit suburbs
Not familiar with monroe sensa tracks. I would say with confidence it is hard to go wrong with either old man emu or bilstein. Neither are the lowest cost ... but both are worth it if you are going to put on miles and keep the rig, and you appreciate quality and ride ride quality.
On a stock or virtually stock truck nonthing makes a bigger diffrence then some high quality shocks. Dont cheap out for the 15-20 bucks youll save per shock for junk ones or middle of the market ones. Go high market on the shocks and enjoy the ride :clap:
On a stock or virtually stock truck nonthing makes a bigger diffrence then some high quality shocks. Dont cheap out for the 15-20 bucks youll save per shock for junk ones or middle of the market ones. Go high market on the shocks and enjoy the ride :clap:
cherowagon
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- portland, or
x2SBrad001 said:
best shock you can get hands down. i run the 5150's. spend the money. they ARE worth it.
redbeard
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- Location
- Midland, TX
When I started out with my XJ I ran ProComp ES 3000's and they really rode like a pile of bricks. Here about 3 months ago I finally replaced them with the Rancho RSX shocks. These are the same as the Monroe Sens-a-trac Reflex shocks, only in the rancho name for lifted vehicles.
I was very pleasantly surprised with the better ride with these shocks over the junk ProComps. Whatever you get, make sure it is self adjusting and good for multiple types of terrains, not just pavement.
I was very pleasantly surprised with the better ride with these shocks over the junk ProComps. Whatever you get, make sure it is self adjusting and good for multiple types of terrains, not just pavement.
2001XJeep
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- Helena, AL
I've had the Monroe Gas-Matics on my mine for the last couple of years and have been pleased. Not better than stock, but no worse either. Good bang for the buck (and with Advance Auto's replacement warranty it's even better). My ZJ had sensatracs on it, but they were worn out, replaced with Gas-Matics and it rides well too.
FELIX
Who Knows, Ask Who
- Location
- Camarillo, CA
If you want a good ride on an XJ, stay away from Nitro shocks. They will be a harsh ride.
Rob $.02
Rob $.02
