Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: Mike2909 on December 11, 2013, 10:05:51 PM
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Pro Comp Shocks or Rough Country ?? TJ with 6" lift ,,95% off road use, has Rancho RS5000 on at the moment but rear bottom bushes goosed and can't find any.
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Pretty much the same shocks rebadged. You might pm mikec on here. I think he has some bilsteins for sale
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Yep, I'd try and spend a bit more and get something like Bilstein 5100s. But out of those two there's no difference really.
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As above, you get what you pay for.. thumbs up for Bilstein and Edelbrock if you can get them.. :greggmo:
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you can get new bushes from lighthouse or llama 4x4
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you can get new bushes from lighthouse or llama 4x4
How do you contact lighthouse??
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you can get new bushes from lighthouse or llama 4x4
How do you contact lighthouse??
By getting too damn close, probably in a boat :003:
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you can get new bushes from lighthouse or llama 4x4
How do you contact lighthouse??
By getting too damn close, probably in a boat :003:
There is always one smart arse :violence:
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Am going on a fishing trip tomorrow will that help
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Funnily enough I have same lift and was looking for new rear shocks - anyone tried skyjacker m95's?
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you can get new bushes from lighthouse or llama 4x4
How do you contact lighthouse??
By getting too damn close, probably in a boat :003:
There is always one smart arse :violence:
Just keepin it real whilst BD is on the lash
Lightys are on 01953 681237
Dont call before 10 as the cows are comin in from pasture
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Don't expect chatty customer service but they do know their stuff and are helpful in their own way
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Funnily enough I have same lift and was looking for new rear shocks - anyone tried skyjacker m95's?
I am new to this type of shock so dependant on advice from those who have tried out different types.I know Bilsteins are good but so is there price.
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Finally have time to fit the new shocks. Spot the difference.
Bought them from Kolak and price + service 100% the best
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I am in the process of fitting the new shocks and found this on the offside rear. It was hidden behind a big washer, I think some welding is needed.
When I got the rear shocks off I compressed them to see how they were and they are still compressed, no rebound at all. Well goosed I think.
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Another surprise I wasn't expecting . Nut missing and the quick release was almost out on its own.. Offside finished .. I have now regained 2" of lift. Absolutely no rebound on the old shocks. I could compress the old shocks easily and they stayed compressed.