I can get some stock 04 tj shocks, will these fit a 97 TJ?
Thanks (hope I don't cause another flame war! :)
I can get some stock 04 tj shocks, will these fit a 97 TJ?
Thanks (hope I don't cause another flame war! :)
Great! Thanks again!
Nah, I'll stay away from the flames, but thanks for the invite! ;)
I'm thinking, instead of getting new shocks, I might get the RE 2" BB, that includes 4 Doetsch Tech DT0 Shocks for $300 cdn.
Might as well do something like that, instead of just putting stock shocks on it.
I did a 2" BB on my 89 Cherokee. The stock coils up front were VERY VERY flexy with the spacers installed, and no ride quality lost.
HTH
Carl
So, how does one know when they NEED new shocks?
Tire wear. Shaking. Seeing the hood bob up and down relative to the horizon. There are many indicators that the shocks have taken a bye.
Leaking shocks or caved in shock cans is my major reason for failure lol. I beat them into submission. KH
The test for shocks is to bounce one corner of the vehicle up and down hard and let go counting the bounces until it stops. Good shocks will have about one to one and a half bounces, if you get 3 or more bounces, the shocks have failed.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT'sDiezM>
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