[squiget12]

I have a 97 zj with a 2" BB on the stock coils. I am going to buy some up country springs to get my lift height around 3" so it will give me more room for 31's. I will need to buy some new shocks with this just wanting to hear some opinions on the type of shocks i should get to try and keep a comfortable ride. What shocks would yall recommend and is it necessary to get an adjustable trac bar

 

[SOLITUDE]

I'm runnin rancho 5000's and its rough.

 

[squiget12]

any other shocks commonly used that have a good ride? or any other suggestions for this set up?

 

[GrnGrand97]

I'm running Pro Comp ES9000's and they aren't to bad.

 

[MyNameIsJerry]

Old Man Emu shocks ride pretty well. Medium firmnessity.

 

[squiget12]

with this set up would it be necessary to buy an adjustable tracbar or brackets?

 

[GrnGrand97]

You can probably get away without having a track bar or brackets. But I'm putting on a 3.5" and got front and rear adjustable track bars.

 

[squiget12]

transfercase drop at 3"

 

[s]

The Edelbrock IAS are pretty comfortable onroad and it does the job offroad. They are pricey though. I've never tried OME but judging from what I've read up they seem to be pretty simular.

 

[Mike...97ZJ]

OME's are nice, I ran them on my ZJ for a while.

Rancho shocks ride pretty rough, I had a set on my old Chevy.

DT8000's are beefy and a good shock for the money, but they ride pretty stiff too.

 

[squiget12]

anyone running or ever ran procomp es3000.

 

[VAPILOTDA]

bilsteins all the way! You get what you pay for with shocks.

 

[Dmntxn77]

Rancho adjustable 9000's are the best shock that I have ever used. The adjustment allows you to set them from rock solid to cadilac soft and everyting inbetween...

 

[squiget12]

what about rustys shocks anyone have an opinion on them?