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pookoo 09-18-2007 06:28 PM


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I have a 94 Rodeo and I want to do something about the suspension. I know that model was built with a lower center of gravity to reduce roll, but the stock suspension is really bumpy. Can anyone suggest anything to help out? I know its kind of vague, but I dont know enough about this stuff to really say any more. Thanks all

Gizmo42 09-19-2007 05:31 PM

Do you mean its bouncy? Or does it feel too firm?

These are truck based SUV's with full frames so they will never ride like a car.


DSUZU 09-28-2007 10:35 AM



I have a 95.5 Isuzu Rodeo and had the same problem. I replaced the shocks and the bounce really went away.


I have just over 200,000 miles on it now and it's running just as strong as the day I bought it. I am about to do a fulloverhaulon the ol' girl! I found a really cool suspension kit for the '93-'95.5 Isuzu Rodeos!

Gizmo42 09-28-2007 05:34 PM


For less money you can get a lift kit from Independent4x and dont end up with parts that you really dont need. I've heard of more problems caused by the calmini control arms then they solve. I have nothing against the calmini kit as far a quality, I just think its over priced and more work then it needs to be.

Also calminis support is almost non existant if you have a problem. Matt at indy4x is great to deal with and do everything he can to help you.

Edited by: Gizmo42

pookoo 09-29-2007 02:07 PM


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Sweet thanks everyone.


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