"Best" shocks for both on/off road
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB CONTROL
FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF THE
FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF THE
FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB CONTROL
FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF THE
FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF THE
FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
PRESSING THE CAPS LOCK BUTTON WILL DO miracles. :-)
Eric
"Dalewhite" <dalewhite@aol.com> wrote in message
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>i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB
>CONTROL
> FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF
> THE
> FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
Eric
"Dalewhite" <dalewhite@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041129084812.14229.00001275@mb-m13.aol.com...
>i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB
>CONTROL
> FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF
> THE
> FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
Guest
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
PRESSING THE CAPS LOCK BUTTON WILL DO miracles. :-)
Eric
"Dalewhite" <dalewhite@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041129084812.14229.00001275@mb-m13.aol.com...
>i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB
>CONTROL
> FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF
> THE
> FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
Eric
"Dalewhite" <dalewhite@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041129084812.14229.00001275@mb-m13.aol.com...
>i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB
>CONTROL
> FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF
> THE
> FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
Guest
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
PRESSING THE CAPS LOCK BUTTON WILL DO miracles. :-)
Eric
"Dalewhite" <dalewhite@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041129084812.14229.00001275@mb-m13.aol.com...
>i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB
>CONTROL
> FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF
> THE
> FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
Eric
"Dalewhite" <dalewhite@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041129084812.14229.00001275@mb-m13.aol.com...
>i HAVE HAD THE R9000'S ON MY 00TJ FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I ADDED THE CAB
>CONTROL
> FEATURE ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND FIND IT VERY CONVENIENT. i HAVE KNOCKED OFF
> THE
> FITTING ON THE SHOCK A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT IT IS AN EASY FIX.
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
John Davies wrote:
> I really like the Old Man Emus for all-around use. Never tried them on
> a Wrangler tho.....
The OME shocks on the Wrangler are just great, I tried them for a while.
However the adjustability of the Rancho can't be beat.
Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
the shocks.
A.B.
ShortWheelbase.com
> I really like the Old Man Emus for all-around use. Never tried them on
> a Wrangler tho.....
The OME shocks on the Wrangler are just great, I tried them for a while.
However the adjustability of the Rancho can't be beat.
Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
the shocks.
A.B.
ShortWheelbase.com
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
John Davies wrote:
> I really like the Old Man Emus for all-around use. Never tried them on
> a Wrangler tho.....
The OME shocks on the Wrangler are just great, I tried them for a while.
However the adjustability of the Rancho can't be beat.
Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
the shocks.
A.B.
ShortWheelbase.com
> I really like the Old Man Emus for all-around use. Never tried them on
> a Wrangler tho.....
The OME shocks on the Wrangler are just great, I tried them for a while.
However the adjustability of the Rancho can't be beat.
Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
the shocks.
A.B.
ShortWheelbase.com
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
John Davies wrote:
> I really like the Old Man Emus for all-around use. Never tried them on
> a Wrangler tho.....
The OME shocks on the Wrangler are just great, I tried them for a while.
However the adjustability of the Rancho can't be beat.
Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
the shocks.
A.B.
ShortWheelbase.com
> I really like the Old Man Emus for all-around use. Never tried them on
> a Wrangler tho.....
The OME shocks on the Wrangler are just great, I tried them for a while.
However the adjustability of the Rancho can't be beat.
Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
the shocks.
A.B.
ShortWheelbase.com
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
A.B. wrote:
> Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
> the shocks.
I certainly disagree with that. Shocks have far more impact on ride
quality than springs do, within reason.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
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> Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
> the shocks.
I certainly disagree with that. Shocks have far more impact on ride
quality than springs do, within reason.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
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Re: "Best" shocks for both on/off road
A.B. wrote:
> Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
> the shocks.
I certainly disagree with that. Shocks have far more impact on ride
quality than springs do, within reason.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
> Also note the the comfort level depends more on the springs rather than
> the shocks.
I certainly disagree with that. Shocks have far more impact on ride
quality than springs do, within reason.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/