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My suspension is dying.

Patrick

By Patrick,
in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders

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Patrick NPORA Newbie

Patrick

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143,000 miles on the Pathfinder and its time for new shocks. Any recommendations? I don't need anything crazy, just suspension tough enough for the crappy Maine roads. Also I do alot of highway driving I'm sure OEM would cost a fortune....

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M in KC NPORA Fulltime Resident

M in KC

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I'm very happy with my new Monroe Sensa-Tracs. I have similar driving conditions. The Show-Me States' roads rank amoung the nation's worst. I did all four for less than $125. You're on the money regarding OEM shocks they are stupid expensive.

 

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Mike

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88pathoffroad NPORA Old-Timer

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Monroe, KYB, Bilstein, Rancho, Pro-Comp, Trailmaster and Rancho all make shocks for your vehicle...depends on what brand you like or stand behind and how you like your vehicle to ride. The off-road oriented shocks will make for a more bumpy ride, but will control hard hits better than Monroes or KYB GR-2's.

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Slick NPORA Old-Timer

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I had the one down from the Monroe sensa-tracs, and they were great..again..all 4 for under $125. Now I am running the Rancho 5000 series, which are great too.. slightly stiffer ride (I did the JGC coil install), and I paid $80 for the 2 ranchos.

Forget OEM... -bounce-

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