looks good, Dodge should have made them that way from the factory!!!

 

I ran the ES3000's on my TJ, and they were an awsome shock. A lot of the wrangler guys like to run the old man emu shock, but they are pretty expensive though. Comparable to the Bilstein shocks.

With the jeep being so light though, Im sure any shock would have worked alright. Heck, 33" BFG AT's, 10 PLY, I ran 28 PSI just to get an even tread wear. lol!

 

Yeah, I like the ES3000s on the Grand Cherokee so far. First choice was gonna be Black Diamonds everyone on the Jeep forums recommend so highly, but with Fabtech/Superlift being in bankruptcy (owners of Black Diamond), they are getting to be a tough find, and then there are warranty issues, of course.

 

Yeah, I like the ES3000s on the Grand Cherokee so far. First choice was gonna be Black Diamonds everyone on the Jeep forums recommend so highly, but with Fabtech/Superlift being in bankruptcy (owners of Black Diamond), they are getting to be a tough find, and then there are warranty issues, of course.

 

Ive found with he jeepm community the old man emus, black diamonds and the pro comps are pretty popular. Ive been told to stay away from rough country, rubicon express... and a couple others that excape me right now.

 

get the toyo open country mt's. i just got those installed on mine. they are an awesome tire.