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  1. For me the original look does it< I believe the truck its self from factory is a master piece.I am looking for one of those over head stock lights that I have seen on here that came with some pathfinders.If anyone knows about one help me out.

  2. 2h is jumping out in tranfer case while driving what can it be wrong? any advice.can soneone help me out.

    well i believe is just rattles that comes of 2h and it jumps in to 4h so i have push the shifter back up to 2h
  3. Oil charged shocks let the spring do the work of rebounding and gas charged assist in rebounding. many mistakenly think a rough ride or poor handling is caused on the compression side of the stroke when many times it is actually the spiky rebound that makes the ride have a jarring feeling.

     

    Now assuming your springs (coil. torsion or leaf) are in good shape and not sacked- an oil shock will allow greater control of rebound and helps keep the tires in contact with the road (by having slower more precise rebound) on fast chop. Gas charged are theoretically better for aged springs but no company will really admit that since not many want to admit that they should be replacing springs and shocks- not just shocks and at the price point of springs and shocks on an older car with a common owner with a smaller budget- gas shocks are installed to improve the ride on the pavement. Gas shocks can make a worn suspension handle worse on faster bumpy roads, but work well on the street. KYB is one of the only ones that will sort of admit that gas charged shocks are menat for older vehicles as a replacement shock- but you have to read in to it on thierr website.

     

    My truck has OG springs and KYB GasAdjust. Rides great down the highway but gets real rough on bumpy pavement and off road at speed. I just brought my truck with 163k and am still not decided about where I am going/what I am going to spend on it yet. I am still leaning towards dalily driver with limited off road (mainly to get to trailhead to go MTB) so might just get new torsions, all new ball joints etc and re arch the rear springs for compliance and install some nice Ranchos.

    AWESOME THANKS FOR THE INFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  4. Oil filled shocks do not rebound by themselves, because the are not "charged." They stay wherever you position them, until you or some other force moves them again. Gas filled are charged and thus do return to a preset position when you move them and afaik air filled do the same as gas shocks.

     

    So no, there does not seem to be anything wrong with yours :aok:

    kool thanks red ,, so what is the benefit of oil charge schocks

  5. The 5000's are not charged. At least the 5000's I just installed tonight were not. They worked just fine once installed.=) I'm very pleased with the rears, and expect I will be when I get time to put the fronts on as well.

    what does tha mean veilside? does it mean tha when you push them in they are not supposed to come back out.???????????????????????????? i dont get it

  6. got the same sh**t happen to me with my rancho rs9000xl...if the 5000 is also a gas filed shock, then they are defective...

    dammm!!!!!!!! really ,i new there was something wrong i took the old ones ,and they sure did depress,even thought they were old and expired thats why i was wondering......

  7. I'd ask if it fits first. The intake on a 87-89 is NOTHING like the intake on a 90-95. The hot air riser on the bottom of the stock air cleaner will need to be eliminated, that would be the very first place water would go if you got in too deep.

    kool thanx 88,am not really going fording,i just like the look.

  8. good evening everyone ,i bought rancho 5000 series schocks, my question is are they supposed to depress when u press them ,i pulled them out of the box, i pressed them all the way in and it didnt do anything. I got them for $39.99 at carparts.

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