is it a good sturdy built shock for a lifted jeep grand cherokee?
1493748
Yes, this shock will work good for your ride. I used it on a jeep with a 4.5" lift with 33" tires and it helped!
685673
Hi Jesse, These are not suspension shocks that are under the Jeep. These are Liftgate supports for the rear hatch/door/tailgate that opens to the interior of your Jeep behind the back seat and cargo area.
2169015
They are crappy no name shocks that suck. I am getting ready to buy a new lift kit for my Jeep because this one is crummy. Save your money and buy a good one.
804745
It's not specific to any vehicle, as far as I know. I'm using it on a Dodge Challenger and it has no problem getting my shocks to 125psi.
1188595
The stabilizer works well easy install and it is a little firmer than the stock on is with a lift. It works well to take away from the wobble in the steering wheel. I dont think its something that is going to completely change the handling of your jeep but it is noticeable. Ive been really happy with mine
234116
I used it for assisted towing on a boat. It could help hauling heavy items and people. So far it has been reliable, but it has its own limitations in super heavy weights. Stock shocks are worst when it comes to towing.
1059458
Are you asking if it will work on your jeep? Or are you asking about the performance of this shock?
1014974
The kit comes with shock extensions. I recommend buying shocks for this lift especially if you going with bigger tires it will improve the driving capabilities. This kit looks good with 33x12.50 or equal tire size. With 35's it will defiantly rub. Also if you do go with bigger tires you will need hubsentric spacers of at least 1.5 in for clearance. And I think you can get those from rough country as well. Jeep on!
290324
The strut (shock) are about $100 a piece. I would recommend you consider replacing the strut mounts also. Very nice setup; by moving the snap ring up to a different groove you can lift your vehicle up to 2". On my FJ Cruiser I also purchased rear coil spring aluminum spacers (2") to match the front. Keeps the original ride quality. Don't forget to retorque all bolts and get front end aligned when done installing.
870616
Should not be a problem as the sensatrac shocks install just like original shocks. You should be pleased with the ride quality as well as the load leveling capabiliity.
1130934
I would think so! I don't have any experience with air shocks on a pickup, but I did have them on a car a long time ago. I like the fact that you are not doing anything to the stock configuration, but are adding assist when you need it. I've had my Airlifts in since July and have been super-happy with the the versatility.
720329
As long as the diameter of the mounting area in the chair is the same as shock, it should work just fine.
1097215
Depends on your objective. If you want to stabilize the ride then they are better if you are hauling extra heavy loads then you need the air shocks to level the vehicle.
545885
That was for the pair . They are the best shocks I've ever used . The extra weight capacity they give is great ! Just what my truck needed .
1208117
I have installed the shock so I cannot answers your questions, but I can say that the shock work great. You will have to use the skinniest spring compressor you can find or the it will bind against the shock. (Real pain with wrong tools)
1200980
I bought mine for my F-150 4x4. That has been lifted. If you are unsure, look at the shocks on your jeep, and get the part # that is stamped on them. A local auto part store can do a cross reference for you. I have found buying online is a 50/50 shot at getting the correct part.
1551613
This particular shock if for between 0" and 1" of lift. Bilstein offers shocks for the rear for someone with 6" of lift. I would recommend checking their website.