witch shocks?
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From: Maricopa, AZ
witch shocks?
well im in need of some new shocs and am debating on witch ones i should get either the KYB monomax or the Bilstein witch ones should i go with.
there for a 00 4x4 that i really dont go wheeling that much just every now and then. mostly used to haul my quad around.
there for a 00 4x4 that i really dont go wheeling that much just every now and then. mostly used to haul my quad around.
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
I hate "witch shocs"........
go with the "ghost" ones or the "goblins"......
But if you're looking for shocks, check the archive section or do a search. This topic has been covered hundreds of times with great responses in all of them. :
go with the "ghost" ones or the "goblins"......
But if you're looking for shocks, check the archive section or do a search. This topic has been covered hundreds of times with great responses in all of them. :
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From: Long Beach CA
Witch shocks are hard to find... but if you want a set your best bet is to find a late model wrecked broom in the junk yard and pull them off of there... if you go to the dealer you'll get raped.
Personally I'd look for about an '05 Rubbermaid, they tend to be more durable and have less miles on them, but any ole corn fiber whisk broom will work too and they are easier to find.
Bilstein.
Personally I'd look for about an '05 Rubbermaid, they tend to be more durable and have less miles on them, but any ole corn fiber whisk broom will work too and they are easier to find.
Bilstein.
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Originally Posted by rngprerunner
Witch shocks are hard to find... but if you want a set your best bet is to find a late model wrecked broom in the junk yard and pull them off of there... if you go to the dealer you'll get raped.
Personally I'd look for about an '05 Rubbermaid, they tend to be more durable and have less miles on them, but any ole corn fiber whisk broom will work too and they are easier to find.
Personally I'd look for about an '05 Rubbermaid, they tend to be more durable and have less miles on them, but any ole corn fiber whisk broom will work too and they are easier to find.
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