Time to replace my rear shock absorbers? 2" lift question.
So guys,
you can see from this video I recorded today that my rear shock absorbers need to be replaced:
Question is: My d2a is currently lifted (2" blue bearmach shocks and 2" front Terra firma absorbers). The rear absorbers are original. Can I keep them original even with the lift??
Thanks
you can see from this video I recorded today that my rear shock absorbers need to be replaced:
Question is: My d2a is currently lifted (2" blue bearmach shocks and 2" front Terra firma absorbers). The rear absorbers are original. Can I keep them original even with the lift??
Thanks
I'm at 3.5" on stock shocks. I top out all the time. I go over a speed bump, I go through a dip, I drive through the yard. That's only an inch and a half more than you. I'd recommend going with 2" shocks no matter what brand you get.
So guys,
you can see from this video I recorded today that my rear shock absorbers need to be replaced:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T2ggcWcrkE
Question is: My d2a is currently lifted (2" blue bearmach shocks and 2" front Terra firma absorbers). The rear absorbers are original. Can I keep them original even with the lift??
Thanks
you can see from this video I recorded today that my rear shock absorbers need to be replaced:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T2ggcWcrkE
Question is: My d2a is currently lifted (2" blue bearmach shocks and 2" front Terra firma absorbers). The rear absorbers are original. Can I keep them original even with the lift??
Thanks
tf230?
Thanks Erik!!
Well I assumed that's the kit you were talking about. Not sure why you'd sell a +2" spring with a stock height shock....certainly doesn't help articulation
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