Topic: PN for cheap 14" shocks

[alwayzbroken]

I am looking for a Part Number for 14" shocks that have good valving for use on the front of a Toyota Pickup. I have heard of people using the ES3000. If anybody has the PN for that shock or something else that has worked good for cheap I would appreciate it. Thanks.

[KYOTA]

thats about as cheap as its gonna get for a 14" shock. but, also consider they arent going to last or perform very well compared to a higher end shock so by the time you fork out for a second set you could've bought the better ones. 

[alwayzbroken [OP]]

thats about as cheap as its gonna get for a 14" shock. but, also consider they arent going to last or perform very well compared to a higher end shock so by the time you fork out for a second set you could've bought the better ones. 

Very true and I agree with you. But the truck is trail only and is driven less than 20 miles per year and it doesn't belong to me so I don't care how long they last. I have Bilstein shocks on my truck

[alwayzbroken [OP]]

Nobody has part numbers for Rancho Trailmaster Superlift etc. shocks? If I knew the application I would be set also.

[Duffil]

What mountings do you want?  Loop and loop, for aftermarket mounts, or stud and loop for stock mounts

[alwayzbroken [OP]]

What mountings do you want?  Loop and loop, for aftermarket mounts, or stud and loop for stock mounts

Loop and Loop for use with shock hoops

[Hottrod81]

Save your money and buy some Bilsteins, you won't regret it.

[jimbo74]

im not exactly sure if this will help, but its a liting of shock sizes in the rancho arena

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/Rancho.shtml

[alwayzbroken [OP]]

Save your money and buy some Bilsteins, you won't regret it.

I have bilsteins. These are not for my truck.

[toyotajoe]

Rancho part number rs5012 or pro crap part number is 332000 if I remember rite.