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Old Aug 30, 2015 | 09:39 AM
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Descent replacement shocks 95 4Runner

Hey guys, I've read through a bunch of threads on replacement shocks for my 95 4Runner and still undecided on which I should get. It's stock height. I use it as a daily driver as well as spend quite a bit of time in the mountains. I'm not a hard core four wheeler unless I need to be which is not very often. Looking for something that will give a decent ride on pavement and off road. I've narrowed it down to 3 shocks. Not sure if it makes a difference but I am running the Moog coils in the rear. Low, middle, and high end. KYB Gas A Just, Pro Comp ES9000, or of course the Bilstein 4600. I realize the Bilsteins will be the best but also the most expensive and not sure if I want to spend that much. It would be nice to hear from those of you who have used these and any comparisons you might have between them. Especially between the pro comp and gas a just. We all know the Bilsteins are good. Also, I haven't had much luck in finding the pro comp part numbers for my 4Runner and would be great if someone had those. Thanks!

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Old Aug 31, 2015 | 05:01 AM
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not too experienced in which shocks, but i know you want the best in upper bushings. mine eats through them and i've folded over shocks because they crushed out and pulled through.
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