89 cherokee shocks
I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99
% of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
downhill101@comcast.net wrote:
> I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 > % of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as > possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I > purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra > straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K > miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have > any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim Old Man Emu has the reputation for having the smoothest ride. What helped my ride most was removing the front swaybar even though I have installed mutch higher rate front springs, it rides better than stock. mine has BDS front springs, Add a leaf and lift shackle. rear rides the same as stock even though i can carry more now. and Bilstein shocks. no swaybars at all. with this suspension setup its just the way i like it. i can jump it and it will not bottom out, unless im going really fast on a landing. stock i bottomed out constantly, even on road. |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
downhill101@comcast.net wrote:
> I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 > % of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as > possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I > purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra > straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K > miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have > any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim Old Man Emu has the reputation for having the smoothest ride. What helped my ride most was removing the front swaybar even though I have installed mutch higher rate front springs, it rides better than stock. mine has BDS front springs, Add a leaf and lift shackle. rear rides the same as stock even though i can carry more now. and Bilstein shocks. no swaybars at all. with this suspension setup its just the way i like it. i can jump it and it will not bottom out, unless im going really fast on a landing. stock i bottomed out constantly, even on road. |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
downhill101@comcast.net wrote:
> I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 > % of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as > possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I > purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra > straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K > miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have > any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim Old Man Emu has the reputation for having the smoothest ride. What helped my ride most was removing the front swaybar even though I have installed mutch higher rate front springs, it rides better than stock. mine has BDS front springs, Add a leaf and lift shackle. rear rides the same as stock even though i can carry more now. and Bilstein shocks. no swaybars at all. with this suspension setup its just the way i like it. i can jump it and it will not bottom out, unless im going really fast on a landing. stock i bottomed out constantly, even on road. |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 15:51:02 UTC downhill101@comcast.net wrote:
> I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 > % of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as > possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I > purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra > straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K > miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have > any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim When I was looking for shocks for an 88 MJ I tried to find the DT3000s that everyone here raves about. Bob Supplee suggested Rough Country and I've been really happy with them. Both the DT3000 and the Rough Country are hydraulic with no gas and the ride is really good for me. At $30-$35 each, the price is also pretty good. Check with Bob (405-799-8977) - he'll do you right. -- Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 15:51:02 UTC downhill101@comcast.net wrote:
> I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 > % of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as > possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I > purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra > straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K > miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have > any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim When I was looking for shocks for an 88 MJ I tried to find the DT3000s that everyone here raves about. Bob Supplee suggested Rough Country and I've been really happy with them. Both the DT3000 and the Rough Country are hydraulic with no gas and the ride is really good for me. At $30-$35 each, the price is also pretty good. Check with Bob (405-799-8977) - he'll do you right. -- Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 15:51:02 UTC downhill101@comcast.net wrote:
> I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 > % of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as > possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I > purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra > straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K > miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have > any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim When I was looking for shocks for an 88 MJ I tried to find the DT3000s that everyone here raves about. Bob Supplee suggested Rough Country and I've been really happy with them. Both the DT3000 and the Rough Country are hydraulic with no gas and the ride is really good for me. At $30-$35 each, the price is also pretty good. Check with Bob (405-799-8977) - he'll do you right. -- Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
Yeah, Bob likes the Rough Country & Hecklethorns (sp?), but I love my
DT3000s and would/will buy them again. Will Honea wrote: > On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 15:51:02 UTC downhill101@comcast.net wrote: > > >>I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 >>% of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as >>possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I >>purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra >>straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K >>miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have >>any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim > > > When I was looking for shocks for an 88 MJ I tried to find the DT3000s > that everyone here raves about. Bob Supplee suggested Rough Country > and I've been really happy with them. Both the DT3000 and the Rough > Country are hydraulic with no gas and the ride is really good for me. > At $30-$35 each, the price is also pretty good. Check with Bob > (405-799-8977) - he'll do you right. > -- __________________________________________________ _________ tw 03 TJ Rubicon 01 XJ Sport There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness." -- Dave Barry Pronunciation: 'jEp Function: noun Date: 1940 Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose) A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase, 1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in World War II. http://www.7slotgrille.com/jeepers/t...ron/index.html (Please remove the OBVIOUS to reply by email) __________________________________________________ _________ |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
Yeah, Bob likes the Rough Country & Hecklethorns (sp?), but I love my
DT3000s and would/will buy them again. Will Honea wrote: > On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 15:51:02 UTC downhill101@comcast.net wrote: > > >>I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 >>% of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as >>possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I >>purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra >>straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K >>miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have >>any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim > > > When I was looking for shocks for an 88 MJ I tried to find the DT3000s > that everyone here raves about. Bob Supplee suggested Rough Country > and I've been really happy with them. Both the DT3000 and the Rough > Country are hydraulic with no gas and the ride is really good for me. > At $30-$35 each, the price is also pretty good. Check with Bob > (405-799-8977) - he'll do you right. > -- __________________________________________________ _________ tw 03 TJ Rubicon 01 XJ Sport There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness." -- Dave Barry Pronunciation: 'jEp Function: noun Date: 1940 Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose) A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase, 1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in World War II. http://www.7slotgrille.com/jeepers/t...ron/index.html (Please remove the OBVIOUS to reply by email) __________________________________________________ _________ |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
Yeah, Bob likes the Rough Country & Hecklethorns (sp?), but I love my
DT3000s and would/will buy them again. Will Honea wrote: > On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 15:51:02 UTC downhill101@comcast.net wrote: > > >>I would like to replace the shocks in my 89 cherokee. I use the car 99 >>% of the time on paved roads. I would like as smooth a ride as >>possible. I am not sure what kind of shocks I have on the car now as I >>purchased it used. Evey time I hit a few bumbs in a row, my wifes bra >>straps break. ( Which gives the truckers a good show) I have 160 K >>miles on it so I am not looking to spend a small fortune. Anyone have >>any suggestions. I was looking at the Monroes in Sears. Thanks Jim > > > When I was looking for shocks for an 88 MJ I tried to find the DT3000s > that everyone here raves about. Bob Supplee suggested Rough Country > and I've been really happy with them. Both the DT3000 and the Rough > Country are hydraulic with no gas and the ride is really good for me. > At $30-$35 each, the price is also pretty good. Check with Bob > (405-799-8977) - he'll do you right. > -- __________________________________________________ _________ tw 03 TJ Rubicon 01 XJ Sport There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness." -- Dave Barry Pronunciation: 'jEp Function: noun Date: 1940 Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose) A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase, 1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in World War II. http://www.7slotgrille.com/jeepers/t...ron/index.html (Please remove the OBVIOUS to reply by email) __________________________________________________ _________ |
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