New Shocks! Woohoo!!

[FSJ Thing]

I just got new shocks from 4 wheel parts wholesalers here in Denver. I wanted to get Pro Comp MX6s but they didn't have them in stock for my application so I settled for the Pro Comp ES 3000s. I painted them blue with white dust boots to match the rest of the undercarrage. Only $140 for all 4 shocks and the rear ones are longer than any shock I've ever seen! I didn't relocate the shock mounts after RBs shackle flippers. I was just courious what everybody that has run ES3000s thinks of them. Since they didn't have the adjustable MX6s I told the guy behind the counter that I wanted the cushiest shocks they had in stock that would fit. I didn't want to order em because I need them for this weekend. Hopefully the Thing will be rolling this weekend! :D :D :D

EDIT>>>>I accidentally called them E"X" 3000s, cause I'm dumb tongue.gif

[ May 16, 2003, 11:44 AM: Message edited by: WagoThing ]

[BostonWagoneer]

Sweet!

I just installed some NAPA $20 gas-charged shocks on my 82. That definitely helped out the ride over the Gabriel Red Ryders that were on there smile.gif

[Glenn_tx]

I've used the 3000's before on my work trucks and like them alright. They seemed to last as long as the stockers and Ranchos I've tried. For the price they are a good deal.

I currently have them on my Waggy but haven't put any real miles to see how they work on a lighter vehicle.