I am about to purchase a used 1993 Trooper LS and was wondering what the best shocks to buy were, no lifting or lowering in this trucks future, just a good replacement for worn out stocks. I don't want to go with the cheapies but would like to not have to get the most expensive ones either, any suggestions?

Tony

 

No animals or plants were harmed in the answering of this question. Any similarity with any person, living or dead, is purely coincidental and unintended.

 

Yeeeeeeah, ok.

 

Can i just say:
1) Why did you put this in the LGBT section?
2) Why is your question so...um...

 

1. I don't know what the LGBT section even is...
2. I'm afraid I don't know what you're referencing to with your statement of "...um..."


I was simply asking a shock question, yes maybe it should be in the suspension section, but there's hardly any activity there, so I thought I'd try here.

Way to try and do your best to turn a new member off to this site. If you look at my other posts, I'm actually trying to help people, you might try and do the same.

 

This website is a ****ing joke.

 

Monroe, KYB, or Bilstein

 

hey i got rancho 9000's on my 95 with ride adjust love em or try to find oldman emu shocks they are a good shock and won't hurt the wallet...

 

When the 7morning arrived new york asian escort the Druids would give new york asian escorts a piece of wood new york escort from their fires to each family，then they would take them home to start new cooking fires.These ,new york escorts fires would keep the homes warm and free from evil

 

A 2-door RS wagon joined for 1993 on a wheelbase 17 inches shorter and measuring a foot shorter overall. Trim and equipment for the RS were similar to that of the 4-door LS.