1st generation offtopic thread
#331
This is sometimes better, but for off-roading, it may be too much as far as absorbing the shock.
As far as the Reflex goes, it's very nice at absorbing shock without losing the feel of driving a truck. It's a bit bumpy at times, but has a nice overall feel. If you do no towing, I would stay far away from the Sensa-Trac loading adjusting.
There is two different worlds between the regular Sensa-Trac and the Sensa-Trac load adjusting.
I can also agree with going on the deal with the Rancho, because if you get a decent enough deal, they ride about if not better off road than the Reflex without losing the nice on road feel when driving highway.
#332
well widow looks like you've answered all my questions than. i'm gonna look into those three. the reflex the bilstien and the sensa tracs.
as far as the sensa tracs go, what do you mean when you say not the best for off road? if they absorb the shock well isnt that a good? thing. and i hear ya when you say RIDING LIKE A TRUCK! lol
as far as the sensa tracs go, what do you mean when you say not the best for off road? if they absorb the shock well isnt that a good? thing. and i hear ya when you say RIDING LIKE A TRUCK! lol
#333
#334
I see, well in that case i'm most likely gonna go with the Monroe reflex's than. you say you have them in the front, right? what about the rear?
do you have part numbers i can look up for the front and rear?
now here's the real important question.....who can explain installation to me? i don't wanna keep giving my money to shops. if its something i can do at home with basic tools I'll do that.
do you have part numbers i can look up for the front and rear?
now here's the real important question.....who can explain installation to me? i don't wanna keep giving my money to shops. if its something i can do at home with basic tools I'll do that.
#337
It is something you can do at home with a socket set. Don't have off the top of my head the socket sizes, but the front are harder than the back, and they're still manageable.
Just got on advance auto parts for part numbers. I use my iPhone for the forums and its a PITA going from tab to tab and having to find numbers. It's pretty easy.
Just got on advance auto parts for part numbers. I use my iPhone for the forums and its a PITA going from tab to tab and having to find numbers. It's pretty easy.
#338
#340
It's pretty straight forward. You may not even need to jack up the rear. I was able to slide under my D to change them out. Also, I called Advance today; they offer home delivery now.