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i just bout a mx6 for my 2wd f250 and i wasnt sure is it supposed to be installed boot down or boot up, and its adjustable if that has anything to do with it. but yes the way summit sent it to me its supposed to be installed boot down
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hey im looking to install the es3000 shocks on my 2001 tacoma x-cab 4x4. will it be an easy swap or will there be cutting involved?
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hello, what is the best shock for Hummer H3? . i like to take it off rode 3 times a week.
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I just purchased a 6" procomp lift, stage 2. It looks nice however there's a guy in town with the same lift, however its a fabtech. his is higher in the front and mine has reached its limit. I love the "California lift" look but my coil over are to the maximum height. How can I make it higher in the front? add spacers or different coil oves? I'd like to lower the back a bit too. Any suggestions? Thanks.
what kind of shocks should i use for a 1997 GT Yukon? I like to go off road in it, so it needs to be tough.
sams4x419 1 year ago
@sams4x419 There are plenty of shocks to choose from for your application. Pro Comp offers several different series of shock absorbers, as does Rancho, which would suit your needs.
4WHEELPARTS 1 year ago
I understand... here these type of shocks (Fox or Bilstein) are really expensive, I was just trying to find another option, but will have to use them anyway. Thanks again!
MarcMarchiodi 2 years ago
No problem. Best of luck on the project!
4WHEELPARTS 2 years ago
Thanks for the fast response!
I'm in Brazil and making a custom double A-arm for a car with the same weight of a baja bug (actually a based VW vehicle), and we have the MX6 here now.
What do you think, the MX6 will work good for me?
MarcMarchiodi 2 years ago
If you are building something custom I would recommend a FOX or Bilstein shock that can be taken apart and revalved. You wont really find a shock off the shelf that meets your needs without some valving changes.
4WHEELPARTS 2 years ago