Shock part #s
- Thread starter bc92xj
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don't know the numbers, but you can figure it out here, the gas magnus start of page 3. Looks like unless you want more than 11" travel on front you'll need the front upper mount from a post to an eye.
http://www.monroe.com/pdf/ShockAbsorberDimensionCharts.pdf
for the mounting style refer to here. you'll probably need to measure you're surrent stuff to find out which mounting style code you need
http://www.monroe.com/pdf/ShockAbsorberMountingStyleSheet.pdf
In case you didn't know, for comparison sake, the OME Long travels are:
15.5" / 26.5" front
14.5" / 24.5" rear
http://www.monroe.com/pdf/ShockAbsorberDimensionCharts.pdf
for the mounting style refer to here. you'll probably need to measure you're surrent stuff to find out which mounting style code you need
http://www.monroe.com/pdf/ShockAbsorberMountingStyleSheet.pdf
In case you didn't know, for comparison sake, the OME Long travels are:
15.5" / 26.5" front
14.5" / 24.5" rear
Yucca-Man
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- Castle Rock, CO
I was going to link the Doetsch Tech Jeep application page without looking at it thoroughly. They only show up to a 3" XJ lift, and those numbers remind me of the shock numbers I had on my 2" BB. I can dig up the part numbers used now on my 4.5" lift...
http://www.doetsch-shocks.com/applications/jeep.php
http://www.doetsch-shocks.com/applications/jeep.php
Thanks for the replys. I don't think Monroe has the size I want. I eventually found the Doetsch Tech site and I think the DT3350's will work up front. I searched and found a tread that had the DT3362's as the possible fit for the rear. I've got Kevin at 4 Wheelers Supply working on it for me. I'm hoping they last more than 2 years like Rusty's did (and the steering stabilizer).
