Shocks For Wifes XJ
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Shocks For Wifes XJ
I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
comfort....thanks....
have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
comfort....thanks....
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Re: Shocks For Wifes XJ
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>comfort....thanks....
I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
really can beat them.
Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
--
Taylor
'89 Audi 200
'03 Audi S6 Avant
'98 Jeep Cherokee Sport
>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>comfort....thanks....
I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
really can beat them.
Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
--
Taylor
'89 Audi 200
'03 Audi S6 Avant
'98 Jeep Cherokee Sport
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Re: Shocks For Wifes XJ
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>comfort....thanks....
I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
really can beat them.
Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
--
Taylor
'89 Audi 200
'03 Audi S6 Avant
'98 Jeep Cherokee Sport
>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>comfort....thanks....
I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
really can beat them.
Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
--
Taylor
'89 Audi 200
'03 Audi S6 Avant
'98 Jeep Cherokee Sport
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Re: Shocks For Wifes XJ
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>comfort....thanks....
I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
really can beat them.
Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
--
Taylor
'89 Audi 200
'03 Audi S6 Avant
'98 Jeep Cherokee Sport
>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>comfort....thanks....
I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
really can beat them.
Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
--
Taylor
'89 Audi 200
'03 Audi S6 Avant
'98 Jeep Cherokee Sport
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Re: Shocks For Wifes XJ
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 07:53:30 -0800, Just Taylor <taylor@wilhelp.com>
wrote:
>On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>
>>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>>comfort....thanks....
>
>I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
>has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
>change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
>the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
>
>In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
>ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
>really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
>really can beat them.
>
>Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
>read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
>shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
Second vote for the Performer IAS shocks... I have them and love them.
As a passenger, my wife even noticed the difference right off the bat.
Dave
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm
wrote:
>On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>
>>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>>comfort....thanks....
>
>I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
>has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
>change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
>the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
>
>In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
>ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
>really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
>really can beat them.
>
>Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
>read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
>shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
Second vote for the Performer IAS shocks... I have them and love them.
As a passenger, my wife even noticed the difference right off the bat.
Dave
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm
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Re: Shocks For Wifes XJ
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 07:53:30 -0800, Just Taylor <taylor@wilhelp.com>
wrote:
>On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>
>>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>>comfort....thanks....
>
>I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
>has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
>change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
>the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
>
>In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
>ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
>really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
>really can beat them.
>
>Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
>read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
>shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
Second vote for the Performer IAS shocks... I have them and love them.
As a passenger, my wife even noticed the difference right off the bat.
Dave
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm
wrote:
>On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>
>>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>>comfort....thanks....
>
>I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
>has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
>change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
>the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
>
>In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
>ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
>really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
>really can beat them.
>
>Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
>read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
>shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
Second vote for the Performer IAS shocks... I have them and love them.
As a passenger, my wife even noticed the difference right off the bat.
Dave
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm
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Re: Shocks For Wifes XJ
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 07:53:30 -0800, Just Taylor <taylor@wilhelp.com>
wrote:
>On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>
>>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>>comfort....thanks....
>
>I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
>has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
>change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
>the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
>
>In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
>ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
>really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
>really can beat them.
>
>Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
>read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
>shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
Second vote for the Performer IAS shocks... I have them and love them.
As a passenger, my wife even noticed the difference right off the bat.
Dave
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm
wrote:
>On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:58:04 GMT, DR Ranch <savagebrave@att.net> wrote:
>
>>I am looking for a set of shocks for my wifes 2000 XJ Classic 4x4.....we
>>have retired her jeep to city and highway driveing like to her grand
>>mothers and mothers home some 6 hour drives from the Dallas area to the
>>panhandle of Texas or Tulsa...we switched tires to Goodyear
>>Eagles.....we would like the best rideing shocks for her
>>comfort....thanks....
>
>I just put on four new Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks (4Wheelparts.com
>has them for $69.99 before $50 mail in rebate) and what a complete
>change in ride with these shocks over the original shocks that came with
>the Up-Country option (just shy of 80,000 miles)
>
>In reality there really is not much you can do to truly smooth out the
>ride of the XJ but a good set of help tremendously. The ride over
>really rough patches is the road is quite smooth... for the price you
>really can beat them.
>
>Before I bought the IAS shocks I was going with Doetsch which I have
>read are very good shocks as well that run about $40 with free
>shipping... no regrets not going with the cheaper shock though.
Second vote for the Performer IAS shocks... I have them and love them.
As a passenger, my wife even noticed the difference right off the bat.
Dave
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm
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