do those procomp9000's just bolt right in? are they extended length?
Why is my ride so harsh with coils?
I bought a 99 4.0 and it had been converted to coil springs and it rides horribly. I am not sure what brand of conversion it is. Any ideas as to why or what I can do? I have never had a vehicle that rides so bad. It looks like the suspension bushings are newish as well as the shocks. The vehicle was really well taken care of maintenance wise by the PO. Is it just the springs? Does anyone make a cushy spring suspension for these? I currently have newer 19" factory wheels with the factory Michelin 4x4 Synchrone tires.
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Yes, been looking at shocks for a while, been unsure which ones to get. DAP has monotube adventure shocks for like $62 each.
was thinking about them. Wanted a shock that would work with EAS and Coils. So all four of yours are the same then.
was thinking about them. Wanted a shock that would work with EAS and Coils. So all four of yours are the same then.
had the same prob with doetsch, they finally gave up and sent me a refund. Any idea if the procomps would
work with mine, I currently have EAS Not sure if they would be to long. Truck might not rest on bump stops
if eas craps out.
work with mine, I currently have EAS Not sure if they would be to long. Truck might not rest on bump stops
if eas craps out.
thanks for checking. sounds like a good deal also.
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