That Was really helpfully thanks man great job. Maybe you know batter witch shock has the Best quality if you could let me know that be awesome my man, I am from Canada Toronto thanks in Advance
Finally someone who shows exactly what needs to be done explains and takes their time, hats off, I changed mine due to watching your video thank you!!
hey i have a 2005 jeep grand cherokee laredo, and im in need of some new tires, wht tires were those on your jeep, they look good witht the stock rims?
@TheKepine They are the exact same tires that come on the new Wrangler Rubicon. In order to fit them, I had to put on a 2" Rough Country suspension lift. Oh, and yes, they are stock rims!
@marcosevelyn07 Taking the stock ones out is easy and doesn't require jacking it up. Also putting in regular new shocks you can do without jacking it up. With the coilovers, I had to in order to get it to fit, though due to the spring.
lol i replaced my front shocks on my gmc sierra i bought used they had 148,000 miles on them and the rear its like theres no shocks at 151,000 miles im replacing them today with monroe reflex
@jbrunsonjr i did it the day i commented on this after i saw this video i was inspired to just go out and do it alone but i realized that i dont have welded nuts on the other side and with how tight they were we needed 2 people
Hey Buddy. lol I had Just got into looking for some shocks on my Jeep Commander ,and I came across your video when I found the Leveling Shocks, lol too funny. lol But hey Great Video and you beat me to the punch. But hey quick question. I'm always referencing the videos you've done on all the Oil Fluid Changes, and I noticed that you didn't use any royal purple in the Transfer and Transmission. Do you recommend going purple with those two or sticking to Mopar brand from the Dealer?
@Dafatdaddy From what I have been told, those two were already synthetics, so considering how much a tranny is, I decided to keep with the factory stuff. I would probably do more research before swapping in the RP stuff for the factory, and also ask others if they have done it or not...
@jbrunsonjr yeah its defintily a nice vehicle im just getting some aftermarket rims that will make the tires stick out past the body like a inch and getting some bfgs all terrain but i have a queston im replacing the shocks on my gmc sierra will i be able to remove the shocks without jacking it up because im sure the springs will hold the weight of it
@alanator25 - Yeah, it really didn't take too long to knock it out, but i tell you what, my truck handles like a brand new SUV in the back. Now I want to do the front BAAAAD!
That Was really helpfully thanks man great job. Maybe you know batter witch shock has the Best quality if you could let me know that be awesome my man, I am from Canada Toronto thanks in Advance
Zerotohundrad 2 days ago
Thanks. Never changed shocks before, now I feel I can do it myself! Thanks.
Boboedeloem 2 months ago
another question for you i got the bilsteins HD for my jeep, have you ever tried, as now im thinking of swapping them out for the coil overs
isastevem 2 months ago
Finally someone who shows exactly what needs to be done explains and takes their time, hats off, I changed mine due to watching your video thank you!!
Do you have a video for the front?
isastevem 2 months ago
Before i take out the shock absorber, do I need to use a jack to jack it up?
Ashitanoyuki 3 months ago
What happend to the Rough Counry Budget Lift video?
riverwindflutes 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Coil overs, how much more expensive than regular shocks?
bapabob 5 months ago
If I'm not mistaken...do I see a Red Mounty in the reflection of your window?
AnAfflictedOne 5 months ago
nicely done! thumbs up
ItsGoodCookin 5 months ago
hey i have a 2005 jeep grand cherokee laredo, and im in need of some new tires, wht tires were those on your jeep, they look good witht the stock rims?
TheKepine 8 months ago
@TheKepine They are the exact same tires that come on the new Wrangler Rubicon. In order to fit them, I had to put on a 2" Rough Country suspension lift. Oh, and yes, they are stock rims!
jbrunsonjr 8 months ago
hey just wondering did you jack up your jeep before removing the shock can u just loosen it and take it out ??
marcosevelyn07 8 months ago
@marcosevelyn07 Taking the stock ones out is easy and doesn't require jacking it up. Also putting in regular new shocks you can do without jacking it up. With the coilovers, I had to in order to get it to fit, though due to the spring.
jbrunsonjr 8 months ago
lol i replaced my front shocks on my gmc sierra i bought used they had 148,000 miles on them and the rear its like theres no shocks at 151,000 miles im replacing them today with monroe reflex
joeldude76 9 months ago
@joeldude76 I bet it will ride like a new truck!!!
jbrunsonjr 8 months ago
@jbrunsonjr i did it the day i commented on this after i saw this video i was inspired to just go out and do it alone but i realized that i dont have welded nuts on the other side and with how tight they were we needed 2 people
joeldude76 8 months ago
Hey Buddy. lol I had Just got into looking for some shocks on my Jeep Commander ,and I came across your video when I found the Leveling Shocks, lol too funny. lol But hey Great Video and you beat me to the punch. But hey quick question. I'm always referencing the videos you've done on all the Oil Fluid Changes, and I noticed that you didn't use any royal purple in the Transfer and Transmission. Do you recommend going purple with those two or sticking to Mopar brand from the Dealer?
Dafatdaddy 10 months ago
@Dafatdaddy From what I have been told, those two were already synthetics, so considering how much a tranny is, I decided to keep with the factory stuff. I would probably do more research before swapping in the RP stuff for the factory, and also ask others if they have done it or not...
jbrunsonjr 8 months ago
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Dafatdaddy 10 months ago
You clean it up before the video? That thing is spotless!
TheZackAndrews 10 months ago
@TheZackAndrews I try to clean it every so often, but then again, I haven't been mudding lately, either. :(
jbrunsonjr 8 months ago
BTW, nice meats on ur jeep there bro, those tires are aggressive lookin....
mercenary454 10 months ago
@mercenary454 - Thanks! I love adding a little bit of a more aggressive look to my soccermom-mobile. :D
jbrunsonjr 10 months ago
@jbrunsonjr yeah its defintily a nice vehicle im just getting some aftermarket rims that will make the tires stick out past the body like a inch and getting some bfgs all terrain but i have a queston im replacing the shocks on my gmc sierra will i be able to remove the shocks without jacking it up because im sure the springs will hold the weight of it
joeldude76 9 months ago
extra load carrying capability for all the cool goodies you'll snag at the next train show.....
mercenary454 10 months ago
Wow! Great video! I was surprised the shock was so easy to take out. I should have done that on my Expe long ago.
alanator25 10 months ago
@alanator25 - Yeah, it really didn't take too long to knock it out, but i tell you what, my truck handles like a brand new SUV in the back. Now I want to do the front BAAAAD!
jbrunsonjr 10 months ago
Thanks! I start driving in a month but my mom has already taken me for some practice. Will come in handy!
Jabbajawz4life 10 months ago
@Jabbajawz4life - That is the best experience ever! Just wait until you get for first whip - man I miss my first car. Wish I had never sold it!
jbrunsonjr 10 months ago
@jbrunsonjr yeah in July I take range but I already have my permit!
Jabbajawz4life 10 months ago
@jbrunsonjr i just got my first car a 1991 firebird 3,1L V6
PrettyBoyAllan 9 months ago
use a small jack to help lift it up
hp11208 10 months ago