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what shocks??
1lowtaco95
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what shocks do you run on a taco??
BAGD RANGER
+1y
NOT A TACO BUT I RUN -- DOETSCH TECH SHOCKS -- WORK GREAT !!!
Bagotaco
+1y
i run pete and jake shocks on the front and rear of my taco
holcombe347
+1y
i dont run shocks up front, their over rated. but i have a mono shock in the rear and i think its a stock chevy shock.
1lowtaco95
+1y
what are the sizes? front rear??
1lowtaco95
+1y
anybody???
1lowtaco95
+1y
can any one tell me the sizes??
sadisticiron
+1y
65 vw shocks
1lowtaco95
+1y
all the way around?? i think thats what i got on the back now and i don't get alot of lift.
TOYBOY89
+1y
Edited: 10/23/2006 10:33:22 PM by TOYBOY89
You need to provide a little more info!! Is it stock height? lowered? lifted? airbagged? what size wheels?
OK the best bet is to go to your local parts store with the measurments you need a shock for. Assuming the truck is bagged, Measure your fully compressed length and fully extended length you need a shock to fit, you will also need to know what type of mounts you need top and bottom.
If you get a shock catalog, say Monroe, go to the back and they list all of their shocks but length (collapsed and extended) and they give you the upper and lower mount types and dimensions. I am sure you will be able to find something that will work for you in there. If you use monroe shocks go for the Monroe-matic shocks, they work at different heights. Do not use "Sensatracs" you will spend more money and you will wear them out in no time because they are designed to work in one specific height range.
Try to get the parts store to give you a catolog from last year so you have it for future refernce. Every bag job I do I use my monroe catalog to find shocks.
You need to provide a little more info!! Is it stock height? lowered? lifted? airbagged? what size wheels?
OK the best bet is to go to your local parts store with the measurments you need a shock for. Assuming the truck is bagged, Measure your fully compressed length and fully extended length you need a shock to fit, you will also need to know what type of mounts you need top and bottom.
If you get a shock catalog, say Monroe, go to the back and they list all of their shocks but length (collapsed and extended) and they give you the upper and lower mount types and dimensions. I am sure you will be able to find something that will work for you in there. If you use monroe shocks go for the Monroe-matic shocks, they work at different heights. Do not use "Sensatracs" you will spend more money and you will wear them out in no time because they are designed to work in one specific height range.
Try to get the parts store to give you a catolog from last year so you have it for future refernce. Every bag job I do I use my monroe catalog to find shocks.