Some guys say they never have a problem, even with marginal off-road use, while others complain about them even on speed bumps in a parking lot. I don't know if Dodge has used different shocks or what?

 

I never had a problem until hunting season. When Crossing washout trenches I could hear it over extend. Put on new shocks and haven't had any issues since.

 

i guess the only ones are the Rough Country....are they good as Rancho? i am asking you coz u r the one who have them

 

I recommend them to everyone. For the price you can't go wrong. I have done a good amount of dirt road driving (probably 30,000 of my 70,000) And when I got them I could tell a huge difference and the ride is still good today.

 

well i think the price is good its 119$/shock i guess not bad...

 

I have no problem waiting until June for the Bilsteins. I want the best since they will be on there for 100kmi+

 

Man, I was fixin' to jump all over your a$$, but I'm glad I took a second look. I thought you was talkin metric on us. I hate when the Canadians get on here with that km crap! I have no clue what it relates to unless I pull up a conversion chart...



* Political Correctness Disclaimer: I personally have nothing against Canadians, I love the country, and the people, have vacationed and fished there many times. But I AM prejudice against the metric system...

 

Nice little touch at the end there MOD! lol
No metric here unless it's metric to begin with like the entire Passenger car tire line-up. Never figured out why they don't just say 8"x4"x17 instead of 205/55/17

 

ok in Egypt we have the meteric system too...lol so HammerZ i guess we wont be friends hahaha.......we have Kilometers, Kilograms, Liters, and PSI but i guess u have psi too lol
oh edit: lol and we have Centimeters and Meters....

 

Mile
1.61 kilometers


Kilometer
0.62 miles