shocks.
okay. my shocks for my stock 95 xj auto 4.0 are garbage. i feel every pebble in the road. what should i look into. roughcountry? and i dont need a lift to put the better shocks on right?
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No, you won't need a lift to replace the shocks, as long as the shocks are recommended for 0" of lift. If you want the best, go with Old Man Emu.
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Originally Posted by jeepgrlxj
(Post 867537)
No, you won't need a lift to replace the shocks, as long as the shocks are recommended for 0" of lift. If you want the best, go with Old Man Emu.
Opinion, Monroe makes them, monroe also makes 3/4's of the shocks we talk about on here. Just get some plain old monroes, just as good and you dont have to pay for the logo. |
Originally Posted by Diesel
(Post 867617)
Opinion, Monroe makes them, monroe also makes 3/4's of the shocks we talk about on here. Just get some plain old monroes, just as good and you dont have to pay for the logo.
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Ever tried OME? Wonderful, def not just paying for the logo.
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Originally Posted by jeepgrlxj
(Post 867761)
Ever tried OME? Wonderful, def not just paying for the logo.
The OME Nitrochargers are the same shock as the Monroe Magnum. Same internals, same valving. Except the OME's are $85, the Monroe labeled are $33. |
Originally Posted by Diesel
(Post 867900)
The OME Nitrochargers are the same shock as the Monroe Magnum. Same internals, same valving. Except the OME's are $85, the Monroe labeled are $33.
I'm stock so far but I'm considering a mild (2'') lift. |
Haha if you say so.
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Originally Posted by jcwclm
(Post 867632)
Xj's are amost always gonna ride like **** anyway....
Originally Posted by Diesel
(Post 867900)
Yes, I also distribute many other Monroe made shocks daily. Not to mention wheel most of them.
The OME Nitrochargers are the same shock as the Monroe Magnum. Same internals, same valving. Except the OME's are $85, the Monroe labeled are $33.
Originally Posted by jeepgrlxj
(Post 867933)
Haha if you say so.
Diesel isn't gonna blow smoke up your tail. I've seen many of his posts and he's shown many times he's not full of ****. So unless you can show otherwise, I'd suggest keeping your comments to yourself. |
DannyH
I rarely recommend gas shocks, but the magnums are very well built just like any other monroe shock. Offroad, no, on road, yes. Reason being, if you dent the gas shock it will leak, hydro shocks are a bit more durable. |
Originally Posted by Diesel
(Post 867969)
DannyH
I rarely recommend gas shocks, but the magnums are very well built just like any other monroe shock. Offroad, no, on road, yes. Reason being, if you dent the gas shock it will leak, hydro shocks are a bit more durable. Thanks for the advice Diesel! |
Originally Posted by DannyH
(Post 867977)
So stick with the sensa-trac for an 'all-purpose' shock?
Thanks for the advice Diesel! |
Originally Posted by Diesel
(Post 867969)
Offroad, no, on road, yes. Reason being, if you dent the gas shock it will leak, hydro shocks are a bit more durable.
Thought I read something about them being less reliable, maybe durability was what I was reading about. |
Yea, its really a hit or miss. But I try not to say that cause it sparks arguements. But yes, Ive had 2 good sets, that I ruined, and 2 bad sets from the factory.
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I just installed Rough Counrty 9000 shocks on my 99 cherokee and they ride great and were only 39 bucks a piece at q tec
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