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The dodge is in need of new shocks and I was wondering if anyone has a recomendation on which brand, I have look at Rancho, KYB, Superlift, etc. If so which ones did you get (twin tube, tripple tube, mono tube).
From past experience the Rancho, rough country, super lift and a few others are all the same shock except the sticker you get to put on it. I like my nitrogen, but they are a little stiffer, I'd like to try some Bilstein Shock though.
I have the billstien 7100s, 10 times better than stock, but a little harsh on the first edge of a bump till the valving takes over. They have more of a sport feel to them than what a fox or king shock would.
If you check out the CF suspension forum you can find detailed accounts of what people are running.
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98 12 valve quad cab, MBRP 4 inch exhaust, triple pillar gauges, fuel plate removed, DDP's 042's, 5x12s, 4x4, 3.55 gears, 285/75/16s, KDP tabbed, AFC modded and tuned, 4GSK, + 60 vs, pusher intake, Carli 2.0 suspension kit, rebuilt trans by L.C.D. With Goerend valve body, billet input and triple disk converter. HX35/14cm over 472/1.10 .
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