Karisch7

I have a 1991 4runner V6 4WD and I plan on adding a 1" Wabfab BL, 1.5" SDORI BJ Spacers, and a 2" SDORI rear coil spacers (the extra .5" to level out the "sag"). I would like to get some opions on what kind of shocks I should use to maintain a pretty good ride. I'm pretty new to this stuff and am not sure.

Thanks

fillsrunner4

Billstien a bit more expensive but well worth it great ride

Karisch7

Yeah. I hear they give a pretty good ride. Could I use 5100s? Or what can be recommended?

Schump

I have a 92 yotabanger V6 xtra cab 4WD w/ 156.5k on him.
P O put new ranchos and an extra rancho steering damper on truck around 2000. they still work fine, but can I use them w/ a 2" lift (twist up the T bars up front and shackles out back) or do in need to get longer ones for any appreciable lift?
I think i'll spend the $250-300 to get a bolt in locker r diff 1st, more needed, but i just want to plan how much this mule will cost me...
(also going to build a custom bumper out of some steel/iron I beam and stuff, the rear of the truck is BEAT cause I lived in Mammoth Lakes, CA teaching skiing, backed into a boulder or two w/ my factory rusted from the inside out bumper, and some other poo got in my way that i didn't see years ago....you know...
but dents build charactor!

anthony1

iTrader: (1)

I"m not sure Bilstein makes shocks for our front IFS, but Edel Brock do...I added more bushing to the top under the shock mount.
it handles well even without the sway-bar.

TC4RNR

i bought a pair of ProComp ES3000 shocks, they are made for 1"-4" lift, i'm gonna put them in this weekend(hopefully). currently i'm running on Rancho RS5145 shocks, they are ok for paved road, but just don't feel right on dirt. i have BJ spacers, but the T-bars are relaxed. i feel the Rancho's would be maxed out if i crank up the T-bars.

by the way, these ProComps (model# 318514) are $70/pair, extra $8 for boots at 4wheelparts.

nix4x4

Bilstein does make shocks for our front ends. My buddy has em o his '93 Runner

Karisch7

Im probably leaning more toward Bilstein or Edelbrocks. But i dont really know which models of either would fit the 1.5" in the front and 2" in the back.

anthony1

iTrader: (1)

let me make it easy for you...
Summit racing has Edelbrock shocks for sale for 10.50 each......I don't think Bilstein has a sale....

http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294881894

runethechamp

Too bad they don't have the full set on sale for stock height (I only have downeys in the back, no lift in the front)

Karisch7

Wow. Great price . Would those Edelbrocks fit just a 2"???

Jay351

I am running a set of procomp es3000's good for 0-2" of lift, they ride VERY nice. I was surprized how much of a difference they made.

littlerunner

OME front & rear for me.a little firm in town but great on hwy

Karisch7

How good are ProComps??

Jay351

I have no complaints on mine. Love em! Beat the snot out of the olds ones I had on there.

Karisch7

Wow. I guess ill look into those too.