tacoma007007

need some new shocks for my 98 tacoma any sugestions for a good all around shock for off road and on road.

photoleif

a lot of guys use ranchos. are you planning to find 'em locally or do mail-order? the superlift shocks i got with my lift feel kinda soft, compared to my prior (stock) setup. just an fyi.

humanoid

Bilstein

photoleif

yep, good suggestion. i'd have liked to go with 5150s, for instance, but the price knocked me around pretty hard, so i ended up with "stock".

jimbo74

if you want a stock like ride thats good on the street and minor offroad the monroe sensatracs or reflexes fit the bill, the sensatracs are more carlike than the reflexes though.... and they are readily avaialbe jsut about anywhere and cheap to

koyota93

Hey, I work at an auto parts store and can get you a deal on monroes, if you want them. We probably have those in stock. I can check tonight when I work again. Or I should be able to get Bilsteins for around 50-60 a piece. I have the Bilsteins and they are dope, but no complaints from monroe reflexes or sensa-trac either.

Johnboy

How much can you get the monroes for? I might be interested.

Manioca35

TONS of folks here love their OME setups (at least on 4Runners) and as a proud owner of a new set of OME shocks and springs, I can heartily recommend them.

tacoma007007

thanks for the suggestions you guys and koyota93 may take you up on that offer if you can.

koyota93

Ok, I can get the Monroe Sensa-Tracs for $33 each out the door with tax and everything. I can get them for 2nd gen 4runners and 4x4 89-95 pick-ups. Rear ones for 3rd gen 4runners too. The normal price is $39 each plus tax. I thought I can get them for less, but there is not a whole lot of mark-up on these shocks. Part numbers for 2nd Gen 4runner front 37030 and rear 37033. 4wd 89-95 p/u front 37030 and rear 37032. 3rd Gen 4runner rear 37157. Let me know. I can also get Hawk Performance Front Brake Pads too. For 3rd Gen 4runners they are 40 OTD instead of 60.