Re: 89 cherokee shocks
thanks I'll see if I can find the DT3000s
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 21:19:23 GMT, twaldron <twaldron@sbcOBVIOUSglobal.net> wrote: >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. >> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
thanks I'll see if I can find the DT3000s
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 21:19:23 GMT, twaldron <twaldron@sbcOBVIOUSglobal.net> wrote: >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. >> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
thanks I'll see if I can find the DT3000s
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 21:19:23 GMT, twaldron <twaldron@sbcOBVIOUSglobal.net> wrote: >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. >> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
I would have bought the DT3000 myself but Bob thought the RC's would
be a better fit for the MJ, especially with the load variations in the bed. I did have problems with the mounting hardware - the T-bars and bushings were wrong for the front end but Bob called the factory then put me in touch with a rep there who over-nighted 3 sets of mounts and bushings just to make sure I had what I needed. That's the kind of service I really appreciate anymore! On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 21:19:23 UTC twaldron <twaldron@sbcOBVIOUSglobal.net> wrote: > 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. > > > -- Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
I would have bought the DT3000 myself but Bob thought the RC's would
be a better fit for the MJ, especially with the load variations in the bed. I did have problems with the mounting hardware - the T-bars and bushings were wrong for the front end but Bob called the factory then put me in touch with a rep there who over-nighted 3 sets of mounts and bushings just to make sure I had what I needed. That's the kind of service I really appreciate anymore! On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 21:19:23 UTC twaldron <twaldron@sbcOBVIOUSglobal.net> wrote: > 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. > > > -- Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net> |
Re: 89 cherokee shocks
I would have bought the DT3000 myself but Bob thought the RC's would
be a better fit for the MJ, especially with the load variations in the bed. I did have problems with the mounting hardware - the T-bars and bushings were wrong for the front end but Bob called the factory then put me in touch with a rep there who over-nighted 3 sets of mounts and bushings just to make sure I had what I needed. That's the kind of service I really appreciate anymore! On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 21:19:23 UTC twaldron <twaldron@sbcOBVIOUSglobal.net> wrote: > 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. > > > -- Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net> |
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