Which one of these Pro-Comp shocks fit the front on a 99 Ford Ranger?
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I bought pro - comp shocks for my 95 jeep thru amazon. I had to look it up on pro - comp's website, because I couldn't find any data for a wrangler with a 2 + 1/2 lift anywhere else.
2008305
Front for sure. Don't know about the back doors. Mine is a two door. But this company sent me 6x9 s. They fit with some modification. Not ideal. I have a 99 mazda b2500, same as a ford ranger.
291807
Not sure ...look it up at pro comp website to get proper one for your truck ...that's what I did
545884
You will receive one pair of shocks. They are great on my 01 Ranger, they raised the bed 2-3/4". These shocks made my ranger much more stabile in curves with the fairly large fiberglass topper that's on it. Second Ranger I've had them on. Great ride, not to stiff at all. Strongly recommend. These shocks will greatly improve the handling of your truck.
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I'm not sure it depends on your particlular application. I go to rockauto.com to see whats out there for what I need and then shop for prices when I have the right part number. These shocks are generally for the rear. Hope this helps some.
1114900
Sorry for the delay in answering your question - all shocks are sold as single piece onlyWe'd be happy to look up your vehicle - to make sure you get the correct shock (909) 334-1480
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David, this shocks are for rear. For the front you will need Bilstein BE5D721H0
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I don't know, I just know it fit my 1997 ford ranger truck. It took my husband and a neighbor less than 30 minutes to do.
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Hello George,This part# 28508 is the bedrail caps for the 1993-2011 Ford Ranger 6' Bed. If you are wanting the tailgate cap also it is part# 28510.Thanks!Got-Chromewww.got-chrome.com888.552.4766
918647
This picture is the rear shock! It fits perfectly on my 96 Explorer. The rear shocks are much easier to install than the front.
1043261
I put these on a stock Durango. I believe pro comp makes what you are looking for, you just need the right part number to cover the lift.
1677373
Front. Pretty much any shock with just one bolt hole is for the front. Two bolt holes are for the rear. Typically.
1661066
Yes, this is the correct kit for your truck. If your current front shocks are in good working condition there is no need to replace them. Adding 2.5" is still within the working range of most stock length shocks. However, if your shocks are worn or if you do much off-road driving, you may want to consider upgrading to a longer shock. Most shock manufacturer's offer a shock that is 2-3" longer to accommodate leveling kits. Since the installation of the leveling kit is the same as the installation of new shocks, it may be a good time to do it. We recommend the Bilstein 5100 series shocks. They are a good high-quality shock that works well with the leveling kit. Installing this leveling kit to the front of your truck will have no affect on the rear suspension. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Toll-free 1-877-731-7911.
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I use those in the front of a 99 Cherokee XJ. The rear shocks are different.
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Look it up on their website. It has a chart for each vehicle. Some of these truck's came with 4 front shocks and require a different part # than the ones with just 2. I have the H7052s on my 94 F150.
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Go to the Gabriel website and type in your make and model. they will give the stock number of the right shock. Easy to put on, and they work great.Bill
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I don't know the answer to that question. We bought this for a Ford Ranger pick-up, and a friend of my dad's installed it for me. He does this professionally. Sorry I can't be more helpful.