shocks
#2
Couple ways. They look factory, and your truck has 80,000+ miles, your truck is bouncing around a lot, or you get a lot of front end drop when you hit the brakes, I'm no expert, just what I have herd or been told and found to be true
#3
Originally Posted by fordforlife0225
Couple ways. They look factory, and your truck has 80,000+ miles, your truck is bouncing around a lot, or you get a lot of front end drop when you hit the brakes, I'm no expert, just what I have herd or been told and found to be true
#4
Senior Member
My '02 is at 197k with stock shocks and they still seem to be in decent shape. When i finally decide to get new shocks i'll probably order them from here:
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...06&t_pl=101369
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...06&t_pl=101369
#5
Originally Posted by 97f150garza
Well my I just hit 146,000 and my truck is a 97. And my truck does bounce a lot. I'm sure they are still the original ones. Thanks man. Do you know around how much they cost and which ones are good?
Are you planning to do the instal yourself?
#6
Originally Posted by fordforlife0225
I just put 4 new Procomp es9000's on mine. I have put about 100 miles on them so far and they seem great. I used the first time buyer code and paid $150 on autoanything.com
Are you planning to do the instal yourself?
My truck was bouncing around bad and I could hear and noticed that the bushings where the shock is seated started to dry rot. Figured that was a good indication to replace em.
I got mine off of 4wheelparts.com for about 170 for a set of 4. I also have a 4" lift, thought it was a good deal..