Shocks Question
07-24-2009, 02:20 PM
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Yes, I searched! But I have a specific question.
I got to Baja frequently now. You probably know the state of their roads. I don't want to be bothered by washboard roads there or speed bumps here in the States. Is Rancho, with their ability to dial a setting, a better choice for this application or is Bilstein?
I'm never going rock climbing, mud bogging, or doing anything extreme. Just some trailer/boat towing and light off-roading. I have a 2WD XJ Sport w/stock suspension, if that makes a difference. Thanks.
I got to Baja frequently now. You probably know the state of their roads. I don't want to be bothered by washboard roads there or speed bumps here in the States. Is Rancho, with their ability to dial a setting, a better choice for this application or is Bilstein?
I'm never going rock climbing, mud bogging, or doing anything extreme. Just some trailer/boat towing and light off-roading. I have a 2WD XJ Sport w/stock suspension, if that makes a difference. Thanks.
07-24-2009, 03:59 PM
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Good point. From everything I've read, Bilsteins are the way to go on an otherwise stock truck. But I'll crawl under to check the bushings BEFORE I run to the store, so I can have everything I need once the tires come off.
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