We have an 02 Grand Cherokee Limited w/o Up Country Suspension. Only 93k on ours but it bounces and rolls like crazy. Do these help that?
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Yes, immensely. I replaced my original shocks on my 99 Grand Cherokee at 115K miles with KYBs, and the improvement was awesome! They make a specific KYB shock for the slightly taller Upcountry suspension on Grand Cherokees too. It's a different model number. They're a cheaper alternative to more expensive shocks, and I've always had real good success with KYBs.
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I have a 2004 GC Overland (w/o Up Country). My shocks were totally gone as well. I put these on and am very happy with them. They are stiffer than stock but not quite as much as my last GC with UC.Control is great on cornering Not much body lean and I drive aggressively.
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new shocks will always help , but these jeeps are not known for great handling , i found the best thing to do is slow down ....alot , and make sure they are the right ones in the box's , i did not install them for 4-5 months , when i did , one of them was wrong shock in the right box , because i waited too long i was screwed.....good luck
174863
These are an excellent OME replacement for the front shocks on a 1999 Grand Cherokee Limited with Quadra Trac. They will not fit on a Jeep with the Up-Country suspension.
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I got the same one for my 1998 tj. Same stabilizer mount. Just make sure it doesn't bind after you do a lift. You need to keep the death wobble down to 00000. No problem on a stock xj.
987803
It will not lift your car any higher than the stock. what i used it for was raising the car back up with a wheel chair lift on the back that made it sag and it worked great. You might try air shocks i have had luck with those in the past they can raise your ride hieght a few inches when you air them up.
694295
cannot really tell much of a difference in the ride or height. it probably does help if you have to carry a heavy load. you could add a leaf spring yourself or have a pro do it for more money and a better result.
1188593
I have been more than satisfied with the improvement of steering and Tire wobble. I have a jeep Cherokee sport. I put 3''lift n 16 inch tires. Handles excellent!! I'm happy!
1820804
I don't believe this is the right kit for automotive suspension. You need to get a larger kit made for automobiles.Ken
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!
2282380
It should 2wd has a false front axle I believe the suspension is the same. It took only 3 hours to install.
2253635
You may consider your local auto parts store. These are soft ride shocks and probably won't deliver the performance that goes with the suspension your Ford F150 has.
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I believe them to be stiffer than the OEM shocks. Handling of our Jeep has improved dramatically, and the sense of "control" has returned while driving it, since installing these shocks. My wife has commented that it does ride rougher. I think that's to be expected with any set of unworn shocks.
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I can't see how the spring itself would cause a functional problem with traction control, but maybe it has something to do with how it fits (or doesn't) with the traction control components. My Cherokee has drum brakes and leaf springs in the back - traction control usually has disk brakes - perhaps the different setup will not work with this product but I don't know for sure.
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I asked guys at 4 Wheel Parts, they told me on newer one its really not going to do much. New Ram trucks are already tuned up.
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I have a 98 Dodge Pick up. I only have rear air shocks and ten ply rear tires. I pumped them up to max pressure and put 65 lbs in the tires. I then added 2500 pounds to my bed and drove it around for two days in city and freeway traffic. Granted, I watched what I did, but had no problems. You figure it from there.
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You can do it, but make sure you remove the top jeep spring rubber isolators & replace with just spacers. Of course going up 4 plus inches may bring on other issues, like lowering t- case an inch or so, & don't forget to lengthen drop links on front sway bar, i just removed the back one.
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No. This is specifically engineered for a Jeep JK 2007 to current. If you have a shaking problem, take a really good look at your rims and tires. If that's not the problem then look into your suspension.
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Don't know. We used on a Class C RV with a huge back overhang - to stabilize the bouncing from just any movement within. Helped.