Rear shocks?

[Bfaulken]

So I should be getting some LC 7.5/8 wraps for my 2001 T4R in about a week. I've searched and found some threads about rear shocks, so I just want to make sure I get the right ones to fit, once i decide which ones. I'm on a budget, so trying to keep it cheap. So will all of these fit with 3-4 inches of lift? Will I need an adapter for any of them? :

Rancho RS5208 ('90-'97 rear LC)
Rancho RS5208 | 1990-97 Toyota Land Cruiser 80-series rear

Skyjacker Nitro S97N8055 (3rd gen T4R)
1996-2001 Toyota 4Runner Shock Absorber and Strut Assembly – Skyjacker N8055 - Rear, Skyjacker Nitro 8000, White, Twin-tube, Shock absorber

Rough Country Nitro 9000 (3rd gen T4R)
http://www.wheelersoffroad.com/9602rc4runner.htm?tp=CONTINUE+SHOPPING

Thanks for any input. Also open to suggestions, just keep in mind I'm trying not to spend too much.

 

[Jc12]

theres lots of info/opinions on this, the rough countrys are quality and cheap ($$) - i wouldnt think you will be disappointed with them.

 

[absalom]

The Monroe Sensatrac's are 29$ each side. Mine are doing fantastic.

Oh, I just noticed those are all 4runner shocks. If you are doing LC's you want rear LC shocks. Like the ones I mentioned above.

If you get the Monroe's, no adapters or bushings needed. Once you cut out (the best way, trust me) your old shocks, it's a simple bolt in affair.

 

[SR5er]

Monroes w/ LC coils

The Monroe Sensatrac's are 29$ each side. Mine are doing fantastic.

Oh, I just noticed those are all 4runner shocks. If you are doing LC's you want rear LC shocks. Like the ones I mentioned above.

If you get the Monroe's, no adapters or bushings needed. Once you cut out (the best way, trust me) your old shocks, it's a simple bolt in affair.

I'm gonna go with the LC 7 wraps for the rear of my 4runner and am looking for the Monroe debased tracs to go with. Do you have the part number for what you went with?

 

[4ever4running]

I had the same question when I bought my LX450 coils. Check out this thread: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...ught-some-lx450-9-wrap-coils-what-shocks.html

 

[downpour11]

I just used the OEM land cruiser shocks and they're great. They were $45 a piece from the dealership. I can track down the part number if you decide to go with those. just let me know.

 

[fightman80]

I've got Skyjackers.... and ride nice... and were $115.00 for two... shipped.

 

[98OzarksRunner]

I've been running Monroe Gas Magnums for a 95 LC for about 2 years and 19K miles. I have 7 7/8 wrap LC springs. Reasonably priced and good quality, lifetime warranty, ~$50 each.

Monroe Gas Magnum 34788 - Shock Absorber | O'Reilly Auto Parts

I run the Rough Country Nitro 9000s on the front (with OME 883s) and they are great too.

 

[Bfaulken]

Hey guys, I ended up going with the Tokico Trekmaster shocks from a '93 LC. Its been about 3 and a half months and they're great, for those of you who are trying to decide. I think I got the pair for around $90 shipped if I'm remembering right.

 

[Zachpins34]

Yea I'd go with tokiko trekmasters LC shocks. GE40195. I think thats the most common shock used with lc coils.

 

[MX4R]

While on the rear shock topic, how about 2 inches of rear lift? Ideal shocks for the rear with 2" lift? Thanks guys

 

[Yoter]

For those of you still looking for rear shocks, I came across these OME series 60027 for only 50 bucks!

Old Man Emu / ARB 4runner lift shocks

 

[Volley]

Keep your eye open here and yota tech. I scored my 5125 Billies for $100 I believe it was with very low miles