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Old 09-19-2008, 05:55 PM
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Pro Comp Shocks

Since everytime I've ask this question so far my thread gets threadjacked, Are the pro comp es3000's softer then the pro comp es9000's?
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I believe so. I have the 3000's and they ride pretty soft, but then my rig is a 4940 lb pig.
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I have the 3000's and wish I had something a bit stiffer
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They're alright for the front, but they're far too stiff for the rear with OME coils.
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Which model are you talking about Matt?
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So it will ride softer with the 3000's? I beat on this pretty hard offroad, so I wan't something that won't bounce and vibrate my asss all over..
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Which model are you talking about Matt?
Both. I have medium duty coils and the Procomp ES3000 were too stiff, they'd be WAY too stiff with the HD coils.
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i love my 9000s in my runner
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the 9000's are what i got and they are preety stiff. but they soften up a bit offroad. i believe they are all self adjusting.
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The 9000s are gas filled where as the 3000s are oil filled. The 9000 is a little better shock. I have the 9000s on a 99 Z71 they ride good on it. I would think they would do ok on the 4runner
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Yup. The 9000's are firmer than the 3000's. It's something akin to the adjustable Toyota shocks. The 3000's are like the soft setting, the 9000's like the hard setting. I have the 9000's an all four corners of the Surf.

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