ProComp ES9000's make for a great all-terrain shock. Nice and stiff for
street "handling" and they ease the truck over the bumps for offroading.
I've heard too many different complaints/praises about the Edelbrock
shocks...but the most common one between both sides is "not what I
expected...too soft". There's a sh--load of shocks out there for our
trucks...but you need to decide what you're going to be doing with the
truck. (Personally, I've tried Edelbrock, Rancho, and ProComp...I'm
sticking with the ProComp ES9000's for the price and performance.)
- Bernd
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve" <Slow@primenet.com>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Monday, December 27, 1999 5:52 PM
Subject: DML: Shocks
> Hey peoples,
>
> Was changing the Fog light bulbs in my 97 yesterday, (The only
> failure to date) and saw the right front shock is leaking. Anyone
> replaced their shocks on the 97+? I am looking into the new Edelbrock
> shocks...
>
> Steve, 29
> Apache Junction, Arizona
>
> 97' Dakota, CC, 4X4, 5 Speed, all the goodies 'cept anti-lock brakes,
> Mud Flaps, spare-tire lock, Step-Shields, EVSII Alarm, Gibson Single
> 3" Cat-Back,Tow Hooks....
>
>
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