Pro Comp Reservoir Shocks
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Pro Comp Reservoir Shocks
im plan on running double shocks. will these be to rough for normal street driving? Or should i go with the mx6 adjustable reservoir shocks?
also im going with a 4in lift on 35s. is 4in enough or should i go 6?
also im going with a 4in lift on 35s. is 4in enough or should i go 6?
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Im running the mx-6 rezzie shocks on my 05. They dont have a dual hoop for these yet. On my 99 and my brothers 03 we ran dual hoops with dual mx-6's up front. Rides rougher than single because they are valved the same. But You could probably just adjust them softer to make it ride better.
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I can not answer the size issues... still checking on that meself... but I was in a local 4x4 shop and they sold pro comp shocks. I asked how they compared to bilstiens and at first the guy was saying they are so close on quality I could not tell the difference between em. Later on in the conversation He said "go with the bilstiens if you can get them, they are a lot nicer." I noticed when he made the second comment that it was just us two in the shop, no other worker bees around us, mgr went into his office. BTW, that shop does not sell bilstiens.
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