Rough Country Shock Questions

[Jhacker1]

I'm looking at buying new shocks due to mine never having been replaced and having over 200,000 miles on it. I'm looking at the Rough Country Nitro 9000. But i'm having fitment issues. It's saying the shocks are for 4R's with a 4in lift. Will it fit my truck with stock height? although i plan to lift it soon. So do i need the shocks that aren't meant for lifted or will the shocks meant for a lifted 4R fit just as good? Please and Thank you.

-Jhacker

 

[foonanas]

I got those same ones for my 88. I have a 4inch lift and I had to get the ones for a 4inch lift..

 

[Jhacker1]

I got those same ones for my 88. I have a 4inch lift and I had to get the ones for a 4inch lift..

How do ya like them ride wise?

 

[foonanas]

ehh.. it was real bouncy before I replaced them and now just kinda bouncy. not bad.. it did not take me long to replace them either..

 

[Jhacker1]

ehh.. it was real bouncy before I replaced them and now just kinda bouncy. not bad.. it did not take me long to replace them either..

Good. Thanks for the info!

 

[Bear_F_ucker]

Old Man Emu Long Travel Shocks are the Best Ride, and 4x4 they offer great lifts for about the same price as what your wanting to spend

 

[Dylan]

Old Man Emu Long Travel Shocks are the Best Ride, and 4x4 they offer great lifts for about the same price as what your wanting to spend

"You there....Bear f*cker!" lol great movie.

Also, Bilstein 5100's are great. Just got some for my rig. They're adjustable too which is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend you pick them up. -Ferris Bueller