Dave jackson 2
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Crap. Now I need to go check mine
Make sure they don't Install 2wd shocks on your 4wd !! :-( :-(
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ChrisW Vincent
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I guess I have to wait and see how this turns out before I order my new shocks!
Josh OH
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Chris,
No need on that part, it's just you NEED to make sure that you get the RIGHT shocks. Click on the link that I posted above, and MAKE SURE you get the right shocks if yours is a 4x4.
No need on that part, it's just you NEED to make sure that you get the RIGHT shocks. Click on the link that I posted above, and MAKE SURE you get the right shocks if yours is a 4x4.
Nelson Atwell
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Everyone was bad-mouthing ProComp for not sending all the extra nuts and bolts a few months ago. Now it appears Monroe is sending the wrong shocks. I for one would rather use the old bolts on ProComps and not have hydralic fluid leaking in my garage.
This is the right front ProComp 4X4 shock, properly mounted.
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This is the right front ProComp 4X4 shock, properly mounted.
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JOSH,.
SEE the shaft at the bottom of the shock, THAT is what the OEM looks like. Mine are a solid round 1 size tube all the way down....
Dammit, Ohh well...
Todd Z
SEE the shaft at the bottom of the shock, THAT is what the OEM looks like. Mine are a solid round 1 size tube all the way down....
Dammit, Ohh well...
Todd Z
Josh OH
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Umm.. Ok.. So what's that got to do with getting the right shocks like I posted?
Gavin Allan
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My ProComps look like Nelson's.
You need the shocks with the long stud on the bottom.
You need the shocks with the long stud on the bottom.
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