Hi All,
I have a standard non lifted jeep xj. I live in Connecticut, no options for crazy off-road driving, so standard height is enough for me, plus I don't want to spend a fortune on t-case drops, special shocks and leaf springs and bigger wheels, I find small wheels and a lift make XJs look funny and instable
I have a rough country steering stabilizer, and I like the fact that is not some made in china POS. (I believe mexican) for a reasonable price. I wanted to get shocks from them, but Lifted ones are are the only option I could find. I am a big fan of rockauto.com, but they have tons of options from dirt cheap to expensive. How are they? I don't want to break the bank, but I do need something that lasts a while and dependable. I am shopping for leaf springs, and front and back shock absorbers, coil springs are still fine. (As I believe, I might swap them when I'm at it.
I only need stock height I repeat.
Thanks!
I have a standard non lifted jeep xj. I live in Connecticut, no options for crazy off-road driving, so standard height is enough for me, plus I don't want to spend a fortune on t-case drops, special shocks and leaf springs and bigger wheels, I find small wheels and a lift make XJs look funny and instable
I have a rough country steering stabilizer, and I like the fact that is not some made in china POS. (I believe mexican) for a reasonable price. I wanted to get shocks from them, but Lifted ones are are the only option I could find. I am a big fan of rockauto.com, but they have tons of options from dirt cheap to expensive. How are they? I don't want to break the bank, but I do need something that lasts a while and dependable. I am shopping for leaf springs, and front and back shock absorbers, coil springs are still fine. (As I believe, I might swap them when I'm at it.
I only need stock height I repeat.
Thanks!
good no-lift shock absorbers?
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