Awesome bro I’m glad you like them I think I’m a little to heavy for the set up I have but then again I don’t have the black ones I have just the 8000’s
I ran them on my SuperCrew great shocks that I never had a issue with like 80,000 miles. I run Bilstein 5160s with remote reservoirs on The Frog and 5100s on The Tadpole. Amazing shocks not to bad like $250 per shock. They was the only ones that would fit and give me the travel I needed, the fucking cost of running a non normal rig lol.
Why the different manufacture shocks on the front, would the Blackmax not work for the 4 of them, asking cause I'm in the middle of ordering new coils and shocks for my '88 Bronco.
I went with skyjacker blackmaxx for the rear and the front main shocks because at the time that’s was the only ones available. And since they take majority of the load the blackmaxx are perfect because they rebound so quick and smooth. The auxiliary shock wasn’t available at the time of purchase so I just slapped on some skyjacker nitros.
Are the trails in Rosamond 2WD friendly? I have a 3” lifted 2WD F150 with 35 12.5” tires. It has a wheelchair lift for my son. He has an adapted van that he drives all with his left hand. We started him driving with the truck, but DMV said he needed adaptive gas and break system for his left hand. Anyway, I am looking for an off road trail that he could drive the truck. We took him to Holy Jim when he was a kid with a minivan, so the F150 could do it, but maybe 3/4 mile and very crowded.
They are holding up very strong. Nice solid but comfortable ride. They rebound really well. The shocks are stamped made in mexico, and I've also heard that monroe makes makes about 70% of the shocks out in the market but idk if that's true. But I do know I'm very happy that I went with these.
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Awesome bro I’m glad you like them I think I’m a little to heavy for the set up I have but then again I don’t have the black ones I have just the 8000’s
You did great today
Captian Gnarkill sent me here, I subbed., love the vids and rig. hope to see you out there some day.
Would I recommend them for an XJ? In my city there are many potholes, do they react well to this?
I'm getting a set for my 2001 XJ with a 3in lift. I'll let you know how it goes
Definitely would recommend these! They do really good on taking the abuse of bumps and potholes.
I ran them on my SuperCrew great shocks that I never had a issue with like 80,000 miles. I run Bilstein 5160s with remote reservoirs on The Frog and 5100s on The Tadpole. Amazing shocks not to bad like $250 per shock. They was the only ones that would fit and give me the travel I needed, the fucking cost of running a non normal rig lol.
I know your feeling. Im about to put Skyjacker ADX 2.0s on my seriously modified 2001 F250 4x4
Hello friend, how are these shocks on the highway feeling? soft like a new car or very firm ??? thanks for the videos
I would say right in between a bit more on the softer side. I can take a corner screech the tires and feel like I’m in a Cadillac. Thanks for watching
Bro we got to get a trip going to Johnson Valley to a low key spot I know. Trails, shooting, beer!
I'm down man just let me know and we'll set it up!
Why the different manufacture shocks on the front, would the Blackmax not work for the 4 of them, asking cause I'm in the middle of ordering new coils and shocks for my '88 Bronco.
I went with skyjacker blackmaxx for the rear and the front main shocks because at the time that’s was the only ones available. And since they take majority of the load the blackmaxx are perfect because they rebound so quick and smooth. The auxiliary shock wasn’t available at the time of purchase so I just slapped on some skyjacker nitros.
After 3 years of abuse I would definitely buy them again
Are the trails in Rosamond 2WD friendly? I have a 3” lifted 2WD F150 with 35 12.5” tires. It has a wheelchair lift for my son. He has an adapted van that he drives all with his left hand. We started him driving with the truck, but DMV said he needed adaptive gas and break system for his left hand. Anyway, I am looking for an off road trail that he could drive the truck. We took him to Holy Jim when he was a kid with a minivan, so the F150 could do it, but maybe 3/4 mile and very crowded.
What music/band is playing in the background? That is some funk a delic vibes.
I hear you about the happy-fake-💩.
How are they holding up? Where are the shocks made in?
They are holding up very strong. Nice solid but comfortable ride. They rebound really well. The shocks are stamped made in mexico, and I've also heard that monroe makes makes about 70% of the shocks out in the market but idk if that's true. But I do know I'm very happy that I went with these.