[78BroncBuster]

I'm in the market for a pair of front shocks for a 1992 F-150 2WD with a 2" lift. My stock shocks are a bit too short and I'd like to add some suspension travel. What would you guys reccomend?

I'm looking to spend under ~$60 for the pair, and I'm interested in low mileage used shocks also.

 

[BigSteve77]

Ranchos. They are the least exspensive shock on the market that is worth a damn. THose shocks cost around 30 bucks a shock and they are not all that bad.

 

[imlikeojnow]

superlift scratch and dent store other wise car quest

 

[s1120]

superlift scratch and dent store??? More info plz??

 

[gunterelectric226]

That would be on ebay. The scratch and dent store that is.

 

[plug ugly]

rancho sucks. CAGE shocks are pretty nice and fairly priced. Steve83 used to have a link on some gabriels or something that he liked.

 

[Rednek]

and rancho does suck man. they wear out so fast.
tuff country sx8000 are $34 they are good quality 5/8" piston rod shocks. rockymountainsusp.com

 

[Ranger429]

they are good qualirt 5/8" piston rod shocks.

What? Is that some special shock terminology?

 

[Rednek]

:ibtl :enforce haha quality thats so funny. hahahahahahahaha i messed up. haha so funny :rebelflag. i made a typo. wow dude. cmon

 

[liltimmy08]

:ibtl :enforce haha quality thats so funny. hahahahahahahaha i messed up. haha so funny :rebelflag. i made a typo. wow dude. cmon

Calm down with the smilies you fawk.

 

[Ranger429]

I'll be perfectly honest with you, I had absolutely no idea you were trying to type out quality.:histerica

 

[ToddACimer]

I'll be perfectly honest with you, I had absolutely no idea you were trying to type out quality.:histerica

You weren't the only one