pro-comp ES300 shocks and steering stabilizer....

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pro-comp ES300 shocks and steering stabilizer.... #456855 05/28/04 10:43 PM

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Upstate New York, Elmira

Jason_dup1 Offline

Wheeler

Anyone use these? http://www.4wheelparts.com/4wp/packages/index.asp?ParentPacID=46
That's a real good price, right?
How about the steering stabilizer, bolt right on or friggin' brackets?
I was thinking these would be great until I can save up for the OME rear coils and shocks. What do you guys think?
Anyone?
Jason

1992 4runner, all stock, just got it. only 24k miles!!!!!!!!

1992 Toy Pickup V-6 Reg Cab
33 BFT AT/ko, 3 lift
230k miles

Re: pro-comp ES300 shocks and steering stabilizer.... [Re: Jason_dup1] #456856 05/28/04 11:15 PM

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I bought that steering stabilizer, but not from there, I think it was Advance, much cheaper like $10.00! But anyhow, It was a bolt on, if you needed the mounting HW it was an extra $15.00! I don't know about the shocks! Maybe one of these fine posters could hook you up! I like the Monroe's VSV's I had them recommended here and I'm happy w/them! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Re: pro-comp ES300 shocks and steering stabilizer.... [Re: Jason_dup1] #456857 05/28/04 11:18 PM

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i use this setup on my truck works great <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Re: pro-comp ES300 shocks and steering stabilizer.... [Re: Jason_dup1] #456858 05/28/04 11:27 PM

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Littleton, Colorado

Myredyota

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I have put 20,000 miles on mine. It is a nice set up on and off road for what I use it for.

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Re: pro-comp ES300 shocks and steering stabilizer.... [Re: Jason_dup1] #456859 05/29/04 12:04 AM

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I have these shocks on my wheeler, still holdin oil after 6 runs. I dont think shock quality is that important when crawling as long as they dont fall apart. You just need them to keep your springs from bouncing you off the trail. Some people say it makes a difference when hill climbing for keeping traction. I dont think its enough of a difference to spend the extra cash on premium shocks. Highway cruisers are a different story though.

Cisco

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