12" travel shock options?

[wasnt me]

I run skyjacker shocks for a lifted ford super duty with no sway bars, j springs with metal tech front spacers, and 37s. Shocks still have about 1 1/2 inches of shaft showing with the tires fully tucked and ride really nice.
Here are the summit part numbers:
SJA-N8014 Front shock 15.06-27.01 12in travel direct bolt on
SJA-N8059 Rear shock 16.56-28.75 12in travel direct bolt on w/ use of these lower bushings
\/
EXP-68070 Rear lower Bushing

190 bucks for 4 shocks and pair of bushings shipped, hard to get much better than that

This is the only pic I could find on this computer, there is more travel in there too, all 4 tires are touching.

Nice flex jake.
Did you ditch the swaybars ?

 

[Jake40]

Nice flex jake.
Did you ditch the swaybars ?

Yeah no sway bars, thinking about putting them back on though, didn't seem to gain much travel and it can be a little sketchy in severe off camber situations maybe they would help

 

[silverhorse]

Thanks for all the input guys! I assume J springs are 3" or 4" ?

 

[Ebag333]

Thanks for all the input guys! I assume J springs are 3" or 4" ?

Depends on your load.

Fully armored 80 will put you around 3.5".

 

[Radflo]

Although Radflo makes shocks to bolt into the OE mounts, we can offer 12" travel shocks in either 2.0 or 2.5 with the OE mounts or our std bearings top and bottom. These are available as emulsion or with a reservoir.

Glenn

 

[silverhorse]

Yes, I have seen your products. Very nice! Unfortunately, out of my budget.......

 

[sleeoffroad]

We have had these Ridepro shocks sitting on the shelf for a little bit and we decided to clear them out.
They are 11.5" travel.

See

https://forum.ih8mud.com/ih8mud-com...travel-80-series-shocks-bolt.html#post7141127