Shocks

[Islandpath]

I was just wondering what kind of shocks you guys are using on your 93 Path. Also, What do I need to know before replacing the rear shocks?

Edited November 22, 2010 by Islandpath

[Kyle94]

i hope you mean 93 pathy? there wasnt an 83 made that i know of...

[Kingman]

Search the garage and pinned topics sections, there's TONS of information regarding this.

[Islandpath]

i hope you mean 93 pathy? there wasnt an 83 made that i know of...

Yea, I meant 1993 Path. Late night with to much coffee can do this to you.

[silverton]

I have Rancho's all around. 5-way adjustable 9000s up front, and 5000s in the rear.

[Islandpath]

Search the garage and pinned topics sections, there's TONS of information regarding this.

Thanks!

[sewebster]

Replacing the rear shocks is really easy, just unbolt the old ones and bolt the new ones in. Basically the same with the front, except the stock system uses a vertical stud on the top, and some aftermarket shocks don't have that.

Edited November 23, 2010 by sewebster

[jj big shoe]

I still have my old set of Pro Comp ES3000s laying around if you're interested, stock length. They're comparable ride and quality-wise to Rancho RS5000s. A new set of the PCs are about $140, the Ranchos are $190. I'll clean 'em up and inspect them if you're interested, $50-$60 or so. I'll even throw in some new red boots. Snazzy!

[nunya]

I currently run ProComps up front and Ranchos in the back, works fine for me but I dont care about having a luxury car ride

[adamzan]

Depending what you want to do with the truck. If you plan on lifting/wheeling I would get some rancho, pro comp or bilstein shocks in extended length. If you just want stock replacements for the street the KYB gr-2 is a good choice. The Monroe sensatrac is ok but if you go off road or tow much they won't last long.