Buying new shocks
11-20-2012, 08:36 AM
#11
Mark
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Waste of money...but it's your money...leave your spacer's on and buy a nice shock.
11-20-2012, 08:37 AM
#12
Originally Posted by KansasBob
Procomp pro runners suck in IMO I'm having sagging issues! They won't warranty it
11-20-2012, 08:44 AM
#13
I have the pro runners and im not seeing any issues compared to what alot of other people are saying. The ride is stiffer, but thats what i expected. I wouldnt go as far as to call it "rough". We'll see how they do through the winter. Im not dissapointed with them currently. They keep the tire on the road and you can definitaly feel that.
11-20-2012, 08:51 AM
#14
Originally Posted by KansasBob
Procomp pro runners suck in IMO I'm having sagging issues! They won't warranty it
11-20-2012, 08:53 AM
#15
I dont see how sagging is caused by the shock? The spring is what holds up the weight of the truck, The shock is simply there to keep the spring from "bouncing" up and down. Its more of a spring stabilizer that keeps the tire on the road. I would look at your coil over to see if that is the actual problem.
11-20-2012, 09:01 AM
#16
Originally Posted by 08screwCA
Is it pro comp who wont warranty it or the dealer you bought from? I had procomps on the back of my jeep and blew one wheeling about 2 montha later and the dealer replaced it no hassle
11-20-2012, 09:02 AM
#17
Originally Posted by freebird518
I dont see how sagging is caused by the shock? The spring is what holds up the weight of the truck, The shock is simply there to keep the spring from "bouncing" up and down. Its more of a spring stabilizer that keeps the tire on the road. I would look at your coil over to see if that is the actual problem.
11-20-2012, 09:30 AM
#18
How much lift can I expect on the f150 with the pro comps cranked right up? It claims up to 2.75" of lift at the highest setting...
The cheapest I've seen the bilsteins 5100 adjustable's for is $138 shipped each... I was thinking of holding out for Black Friday or cyber Monday to hopefully get an even better deal... The pro comps are $104 everywhere, but I would still like to read some good solid reviews on them... Any input from pro comp ss owners???
The cheapest I've seen the bilsteins 5100 adjustable's for is $138 shipped each... I was thinking of holding out for Black Friday or cyber Monday to hopefully get an even better deal... The pro comps are $104 everywhere, but I would still like to read some good solid reviews on them... Any input from pro comp ss owners???
11-20-2012, 09:37 AM
#20
Originally Posted by Especial86
How much lift can I expect on the f150 with the pro comps cranked right up? It claims up to 2.75" of lift at the highest setting...
The cheapest I've seen the bilsteins 5100 adjustable's for is $138 shipped each... I was thinking of holding out for Black Friday or cyber Monday to hopefully get an even better deal... The pro comps are $104 everywhere, but I would still like to read some good solid reviews on them... Any input from pro comp ss owners???
The cheapest I've seen the bilsteins 5100 adjustable's for is $138 shipped each... I was thinking of holding out for Black Friday or cyber Monday to hopefully get an even better deal... The pro comps are $104 everywhere, but I would still like to read some good solid reviews on them... Any input from pro comp ss owners???