Did you install them yourself? I have basic tools, and descent mech.
skills. Too much for the not-sure diy?
Alex
fdedip@whale-mail.com wrote:
> I bought the Pro-Comp because Bernd strongly recommended them, and
> stated that he had tried several brands. They were also more
> reasonably priced than any of the shocks I had been looking at before
> Bernd's suggestion. I haven't tried any others, but I like the Pro-
> Comps very well. I do entirely street driving. The Pro-Comp 9000s
> provide a stiffer ride than OE, but it is much easier on the
> potholes. ;). Or, say, if you don't happen to see a curb, and run
> over it (why'd they put that in the middle of a parking lot?!) I
> feel much more comfortable hauling a load. The truck definitely
> handles better.
> I strongly recommend 4-wheel Parts. (though I always feel a little
> odd buying things for my 2wd at those 4wd stores- but they are always
> very nice about it.) They provide excellent, professional service.
> When I called our Portland store to see if they had the Pro-Comp
> shocks, the guy I talked to looked to see if they had any specials
> coming up so he could give me a better price, though I was perfectly
> happy with the price he quoted. He apologized for having to order
> them in, though I didn't mind waiting a few days. (could have had
> them shipped to my house, but by picking them up at the store, I
> saved a few bucks, and got to put off paying for them until I got
> payed.) Arrived on time, the store was busy when I picked them up
> but they were still pleasant and professional. Altogether an
> excellent shopping experience!
>
> Flip
>
> ---- Begin Original Message ----
>
> That would be them. No, they're not like the Monroe Sensa-
> Crap. They have a
> very firm ride but are forgiving over rough roads.
>
> Just because they're for "Trucks", doesn't mean they can't be used
> for daily
> driving...talk to Flip about them as well.
>
> Summit Racing or 4-Wheel Parts.
>
> - Bernd
>
> > Which Procomp? ES9000? Promise me they aren't repackaged Monroe's!
> > Actually my guess is they are custom valved Rancho's, which isn't a
> bad
> > thing.
> >
> > Are they good for street performance handling. I'm not a rock
> crawler or
> > mudwamper!
> >
> > Any recommendations on best place to purchase?
> >
> >
>
> ---- End Original Message ----
>
> Care2 make the world greener !
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