I ordered coil over shocks for the rear of my truck. Does anybody have an experience with these on a Ford ranger? I drive around always under a good load and I already have 500 pound helper springs.
Opinions on these shocks?
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I had a set like that on the front of my F-150 for awhile…
the shocks themselves are tiny (thinner body and rod than mid to high grade OEM style). I’d probably never go back to them. Air bags or better springs would be more effective and comfortable with a good shock. I put Rough Country N3 shocks on my Choptop recently and it made enough of a difference that I’m re-evaluating all of my shock choices.
the shocks themselves are tiny (thinner body and rod than mid to high grade OEM style). I’d probably never go back to them. Air bags or better springs would be more effective and comfortable with a good shock. I put Rough Country N3 shocks on my Choptop recently and it made enough of a difference that I’m re-evaluating all of my shock choices.
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