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Old 11-25-2007   #1
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question about shocks

what brand type of shocks do you guys recommend buyin for a double lifted ranger on 35's? cause im ridin stock ones and they are maxed out like crazy. So any suggestions would be nice cause i have not a clue.
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monroe "mono-max"

order them for a level II

there just about .5" longer then stock

i had problems with KYB's topping out and riping the bushing out of the top hole.
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wow i must be a drunk!

KYB's are mono-max

monroe makes a "reflex" mono-tube shock

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If you have a body lift and spindle lift, you dont need longer shocks for the front. The rear will need approx. 3" longer than stock.
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bilsteins are good shocks
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looked at the bilsein's for my ranger when i had it....haha my bad bout callin early the other mornin.... my screen on my phone is busted so i can see who im callin
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If you have a body lift and spindle lift, you dont need longer shocks for the front. The rear will need approx. 3" longer than stock.
i had a spindle lift, and adjusted torsion bars, i had problems with the shock "toping out" and riping the upper bushing through the frame.
 
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KYB MonoMax monotube shocks specifically designed for vehicles with a high-center of gravity...

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