I need shocks
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Fleet Mechanic
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I need shocks
Where can I get shocks that will fit my 6" lift??? I ordered the ones on bronco graveyard that are the length I need, but they mailed me saying they are on backorder for an unknown time and apparently they cancelled my order completely since I got my money back today. 😡
Now I need to find shocks that will work, but finding any the right length is not easy. Anyone have any input?
Now I need to find shocks that will work, but finding any the right length is not easy. Anyone have any input?
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Where can I get shocks that will fit my 6" lift??? I ordered the ones on bronco graveyard that are the length I need, but they mailed me saying they are on backorder for an unknown time and apparently they cancelled my order completely since I got my money back today. ��
Now I need to find shocks that will work, but finding any the right length is not easy. Anyone have any input?
Now I need to find shocks that will work, but finding any the right length is not easy. Anyone have any input?
I'd visit or contact Rocky Mountain Suspension Products outta NC: Rocky Mountain Suspension Products - Leveling Kits, Lift Kits, Block Kits, & Off-Road Suspension
Click on Shocks and then select the brand. In the next screen will be a search box for your application. EZ.
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I know the springs you are talking about, I bet you will not get that much flex. Fork lift/backhoe/tractor or twist ditch drop and measure full compression and full droop and order from who ever has in stock that will work.
Checked here, its next door.Truck Parts & Truck Accessories in Overland Park, KS 66209 FYI Chris is really busy today.
I'd bet some for a 6" would work.
Shocks by Application | Superlift
Checked here, its next door.Truck Parts & Truck Accessories in Overland Park, KS 66209 FYI Chris is really busy today.
I'd bet some for a 6" would work.
Shocks by Application | Superlift
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Measure full droop and full compression... then look for a shock that is 60/40 or 40/60 depending on the planned use of your customized truck.
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Pro Comp compression and extension measurements are on it. http://www.4wheelparts.com/eSearch.a...rs?N=1frZ17y7f Scroll down a bit to get the Pro Comp measurements.
Skyjacker H7002 – Hydro Shock Absorber 15.69 in. Extended; 10.02 in. Collapse. Their site has the measurements if you click on each shock. Yes PITA.
Skyjacker H7002 – Hydro Shock Absorber 15.69 in. Extended; 10.02 in. Collapse. Their site has the measurements if you click on each shock. Yes PITA.
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