RiNkY

Found a site once where it had all of the ES3000 and ES9000 part numbers on there, wish I bookmarked the damn thing because now I can't find it, or find any part numbers on here using the famous Search tool.

Ok - I have 1.5" BJ Spacers up front and the front looks like it may already have a bit of a Torsion bar crank from the previous owner. Plus I have Downey 2" Springs and 6" shackles in the rear, which level her out.

Want to go with the ES3000 or ES9000 shocks purely on price. $150 for a full set is very appealing to me for a vehicle I will only be wheeling a couple of times a month.

However - Do Pro Comp do shocks for an approx 2" lift over stock, or am I stuck ordering the stock length shocks, which I imagine won't work so well? I think I remember there being a 1-2" over stock option on the part number list I saw once. But the off road shop near my work can't find the part numbers.

Anyone know the part numbers for ES3000 or ES9000 with 2" of lift?

Jay351

My es3000's are spec'd for 0-1.5" of lift IIRC. You could just shim the front shocks a little to work with your roughly 2" of lift.

If you can afford it, I would go with the 9000's I love my 3000's so im sure they 9000's are even better

RiNkY

Yayy - finally found the page I saw the info on before:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/Docs/Shocks.txt

Pro-Comp:
Vehicle LIFT ES3000(F/R) ES9000(F/R)
86-95 4WD p/u 0"- 1" 314014/321506 914014/921506
86-95 4WD p/u 2"- 3" 317514/322506 917514/922506
86-95 4WD p/u 4" 318514/326506 918514/926506

dirtyXplorer

I went with the 9000's because they are like $20 more. I got them from 4wheelparts.com and they came with a free steering stabilizer. They are a lot better then my old worn out ones and seem to do good off-road. The only bad thing about them is I had to wait two weeks for shipping because the front ones were in Florida somewhere and the rears came from California.

Tofer

i love my 9000's

elripster

We have the Procomp and other shock p/n's for this lift on our site as well for future reference.

www.sdori.com

Frank

digitaldisciple

Thanks I was looking for that exact doc