What suspension would you reccomend for 4x4?

BoostedCivic · 07-11-2008

So what suspension would you guys reccomend for 4x4ing? Mine's gettin' a little shakey on my pops Bronco.. Wanted to invest a little cash into so I could take it out more often.

tripleblack · 07-28-2008

If you liked the way the SUV rode when it was new, consider just replacing the shocks with the stock parts. Don't forget that a lot of the ride comes from the bushings, so replace any worn out or damaged busings (spring isolators, steering rack, roll bar, control arms, etc).

BoostedCivic · 08-08-2008

Cool, aight tripleblack, I'll look into it. Thanks for the tip about replacing that stuff, may have let it slip my mind.

Urbanmyth · 08-21-2008

Great suggestion Tripleblack. These are good things to remember when working with suspensions.

carbuff · 12-07-2009

Yep. Thanks as well, tripleback - could be quite useful esp now that I'm having problems with my SX3. Good thread

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07-28-2008	#2 (permalink)
tripleblack Site Moderator Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 46	If you liked the way the SUV rode when it was new, consider just replacing the shocks with the stock parts. Don't forget that a lot of the ride comes from the bushings, so replace any worn out or damaged busings (spring isolators, steering rack, roll bar, control arms, etc).

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BoostedCivic Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 41	Cool, aight tripleblack, I'll look into it. Thanks for the tip about replacing that stuff, may have let it slip my mind.

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Urbanmyth Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Columbia Posts: 65	Great suggestion Tripleblack. These are good things to remember when working with suspensions.

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carbuff Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: marietta Posts: 36	Yep. Thanks as well, tripleback - could be quite useful esp now that I'm having problems with my SX3. Good thread