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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: JDMCRX on July 19, 2004, 12:08:58 AM
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Hey guys
What shocks to use in the rear im going to flip the upper strut mount but the rear i heard u can use some crown vic ones? anyone sudjestion?
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what year Crown Vic shocks???
stu
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Yeah what year do we use? for the rear shocks i heard they were longer.
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I have found that a rancho 5115 works really well in this setup. It's about 2-3 inches longer than the stock shock, so you would gain more travel.
Just ask Speedracer7c how his ranchos are!
Heather
BTW this looks an awful lot like a post in the zuwharrie forum....
:P
;D
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Wild has the info on the Crown Vic shocks. ;)
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Just ask Speedracer7c how his ranchos are!
oh i've seen them work in my front yard! they work awsome but i need somthign cheaper. i think i might have the most cheaply built rig in the whole fourm! i love it!
stu
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what is this spring of a crown vic, that you guys are talking about???????????
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nope, we are talking about the rear shocks
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don't you need longer springs in order to get more flex?
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You need a long enough spring to keep up with the shock travel. if your shock is too long and your spring is to short, the spring will fall out under full articulation. :o
Depending on how long/stiff your spring is too, it will lift your truck higher off the ground.
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I have a 2 in lift installed and after a lot of seeking for some good but not expensive shocks y found that there are some gabriel vst shocks that work , they just fit in the axle mounts cause they are thicker. This shock are intended for an isuzu trooper , the rear ones and the model is G63519 , they are good , just a bit stiffer than stock ones.
my couple of cents
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Yes the rear shocks from a 98-99 Ford Crown Victoria
work well with 3" spring spacers, the biggest problem
you will have is the drive shaft hangs out and after
50-100 thousand miles it will start to viberate,
like mine ;D but a spacer should fix this before it
becomes a problem
Wild