Best Shock for Comfort
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Best Shock for Comfort
It's time for new shocks. Everything I've read on here seems to recommend the OME setup. I'm not going to be doing any heavy hauling or extreme off-roading. My main concern is the ride comfort, am I better off to replace with stock components or will an OME setup offer a better ride? I've read advice against the OME comfort shock, would that apply to my needs as well?
Thanks!
Jimmy
Thanks!
Jimmy
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I've got 67K on the clock so I figure it's past time. Also very glad to hear that OME will give a better ride and not be shot in 40K And thanks for the heads up on the stabilizer.
I also got a salvage front drive shaft and am having it rebuilt now so it looks like I'm going to have a big day ahead of me in the next couple of weeks.
Thanks for the great 60K list as well. I found it to be EXTREMELY beneficial.
I also got a salvage front drive shaft and am having it rebuilt now so it looks like I'm going to have a big day ahead of me in the next couple of weeks.
Thanks for the great 60K list as well. I found it to be EXTREMELY beneficial.
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Shock absorbers aren't the only factor in ride quality. Their only purpose is to dampen cycling of the springs and reduce unsprung weight transfer to the springs (stopping the see-saw motion from hitting a bump).
Your springs are an important factor to consider in that they are what transfer the forces to the rest of the vehicle. Softer springs, less transfer but more bounce; harder springs, more transfer but less bounce.
So you really need to identify what you mean by "ride comfort".
Your springs are an important factor to consider in that they are what transfer the forces to the rest of the vehicle. Softer springs, less transfer but more bounce; harder springs, more transfer but less bounce.
So you really need to identify what you mean by "ride comfort".
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