Shocking

[MR RUSS]

Right kids I need new shockers , any reccomendations , i have been looking at Pro comp 9000's , what does everyone reckon ? also where to get them , at the mo just running standard KYb , but the ride is getting a bit wallowy

 

[macabethiel]

Damper and stuff !

Right kids I need new shockers , any reccomendations , i have been looking at Pro comp 9000's , what does everyone reckon ? also where to get them , at the mo just running standard KYb , but the ride is getting a bit wallowy

Have you tried removing a shocker to see if its working as it should ?

When I was having some rear suspension bushes replaced on my old R3mR I decided to fit new rear dampers at the same time. They were from Milner Off Road and in the box they seemed pretty stiff.

When they were fitted TBH I could feel no difference in the ride so I checked the old ones out and they were pretty sound ! I had wasted my money though I convinced myself that as they were double acting they were better !

 

[MR RUSS]

One of the fronts is just starting to get a bit damp so rather than let it fester I thought I would get them all sorted ,don't really want to be throwing £100+ at each corner or konis
so its either monroes or the pro comps

 

[elty001]

Pro comps are a softer ride as they are an off road biased shocker.
If you do mainly road work you will be fine with a standard oem quality shock.

 

[MR RUSS]

Cheers for that opted for some monroes ,need to find a balance mway to an from work but when I go to my unit and the farm its a bit of a track with bomb craters in ,oh and the speed bumps near us are on a different scale lol .
might not get through drop links now ;-)

 

[exosteve]

i got the pro comp 9000s
they are very soft but no complaints from me

 

[MR RUSS]

Got the monroes an threw them on after work , verdict a lot better not as much front end roll a lot firmer at the back , not been up farm or unit yet but will do at weekend :thumb2
Thanks for the advance top forum this