jaxhammer

Of course, I am a new jeep owner and new to "DO IT YOURSELF". Can anyone tell me what type of shocks these are and perhaps recommend a decent operating and looking replacement?




many thanks in advance!!

Rancho

They look to be a monotube of some make.
Many people like our adjustable RS9000XL shock, you can have a soft or firm ride when you turn the knob.

Also our Spring rebate is going on, so save some money.
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Do you have a lift? We offer different P/N's for various heights.

Also install isn't too hard, rears are easy.
Fronts are a bit of a PITA.
The top bolts are just not fun.
Good luck!

D_engel

theyre rough country. Replace them with the Rancho 9000xl's. youll be pleased with them.

jaxhammer

I know this might be a really dumb question. But, how do I know if I have a lift?

NJKURPat

Take a couple pictures of your jeep from the front and side, most of us here can tell the stock ride height from a picture. Also take a picture of your springs, and the top of the spring so we might be able to tell if there is a spacer puck. Are there any other upgrades done (bumpers, tires, etc.)?

Rancho

Also (sometimes this can help) what size tire do you have?

jaxhammer

I will take a bunch of photos this afternoon and post. Appreciate the help.

Invest2m4

Best way to measure lift is using the factory measuring points and seeing how much you differ. See pics.

nthinuf

Since you have RC shocks, it's probably a good bet that you have a RC lift. Once you post a few pics we can probably point you at the exact lift on their website.

While you are taking pics, get one of the pitman arm and the upper trackbar bracket (to see if you have a drop pitman), the front control arms (to see if they are stock/fixed/adjustable), and the bolt at the axle end of the front lower control arms (to see if you have cams).

jaxhammer

Here is a pic of the front:


Here is a pic to the front view:


Here is another angle: