Procomp 22210 ... shocks?
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Procomp 22210 ... shocks?
Added some PC 22210 to the front of one of my F250's, and 2" taller blocks at the rear to level.
I know it wont ride fantastic by any means, but I think my shocks are topping out/wore out from time + the amount of lift I have now.
What are some good yet reasonably priced shocks people use? I know I will probably need longer ones so part#'s for the correct length would be helpful. I ended up with about 2.5-3" over stock both front & rear and it sits level.
I know it wont ride fantastic by any means, but I think my shocks are topping out/wore out from time + the amount of lift I have now.
What are some good yet reasonably priced shocks people use? I know I will probably need longer ones so part#'s for the correct length would be helpful. I ended up with about 2.5-3" over stock both front & rear and it sits level.
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Added some PC 22210 to the front of one of my F250's, and 2" taller blocks at the rear to level.
I know it wont ride fantastic by any means, but I think my shocks are topping out/wore out from time + the amount of lift I have now.
What are some good yet reasonably priced shocks people use? I know I will probably need longer ones so part#'s for the correct length would be helpful. I ended up with about 2.5-3" over stock both front & rear and it sits level.
I know it wont ride fantastic by any means, but I think my shocks are topping out/wore out from time + the amount of lift I have now.
What are some good yet reasonably priced shocks people use? I know I will probably need longer ones so part#'s for the correct length would be helpful. I ended up with about 2.5-3" over stock both front & rear and it sits level.
I ask because depending on how much the stock springs were sagging below stock specs.... versus where it sits now.... versus where it was supposed to sit.
I ran those ProComp 22210 springs on my 2004 diesel. It lifted the front about 3.5 inches from where it was sitting. But it was sagging due to age/mileage. Actual lift over the stock height (without sag) was only about 2".
So if you get some +2 inch shocks you should be good to go. Or measure from bolt to bolt with the shock removed and buy some that fit in that range.
I ran Rancho RS7000MT shocks on my 2004. They worked well. Dont recall the exact part number though.
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When I bought my truck used it had Pro Comp shocks (not sure what model) and a Ready Lift leveling kit of some sort..
It rode terrible and the handing was really bad....Now they may not have been a top level Pro Comp shock, whatever they were they were bad..
Running Carli and Fox now no complaints..
It rode terrible and the handing was really bad....Now they may not have been a top level Pro Comp shock, whatever they were they were bad..
Running Carli and Fox now no complaints..
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