For Xmas I got the 884 med front OME springs(I already have the adjustable 5100 Bilsteins) and the Toytec custom rear springs. I am looking for a well performing rear shock. I want a monotube because I believe the technology is far superior to twin tube but I don't need a reservior. So the ones I have in mind are the Donahoe Racing or the Pro Comp mx6 for the 6" lift. I'm not sure if the mx6 will be too long or not. I like the thought of having adjustable shocks but its not a necessity.
So if anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it or even a description of your setup and how you like the ride.
Nate
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Voodoo Blue, M6, Trail Gear sliders w/Linex, Blistein adjustable shocks, K+N drop in, A-track hack, Toytec 3" lift, and someday so much more...
For Xmas I got the 884 med front OME springs(I already have the adjustable 5100 Bilsteins) and the Toytec custom rear springs. I am looking for a well performing rear shock. I want a monotube because I believe the technology is far superior to twin tube but I don't need a reservior. So the ones I have in mind are the Donahoe Racing or the Pro Comp mx6 for the 6" lift. I'm not sure if the mx6 will be too long or not. I like the thought of having adjustable shocks but its not a necessity.
So if anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it or even a description of your setup and how you like the ride.
Nate
Donahoe's rear is a twin tube shock. So you are left with King, SAW, WE, Fox or a billy 7100. Rummer has it that DR will be making a monotube/emulsion shock for the rear in the future. Fingers crossed.
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I looked at the radflo website but was unable to find much information. Is there currently a product that will fit the 2" lifted fj?
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I have the Donahoe rear shocks and they ride pretty good but one of mine leaked oil . I called them probly 7 times over the past 3 weeks and no call back yet.
so I'm running the stock shocks now
Linear Mode
