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    #1
    has anyone tried using the said shocks in a pajero? what are the pros and cons? which one is closest to a car like ride?

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    pajeroboy,
    all aftermarket shock absobers are stiffer than stock shocks,
    stiffer but not harsh, i busted my rancho 5000 within a year, pajerokid busted his OME within 1 1/2 years

    baka maghintay tayo ng matagal sa bilstein dahil mukhang matibay.

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    Ungas' Bilsteins are still alive even after all that ball-bustin' off-roading he does. Personally, Bilsteins are my favorite although they're pretty expensive.

    The OME's on our Cruiser really ride comfy. I don't know how it will stand up to punishment as the most off-road work our Cruiser does is towing a trailer on unmaintained farm roads.

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    Yup OTEP is right gumanda ang ride ng trooper ko when I made an OME complete suspension upgrade. Although I dont offroad much so ok lang for city driving.

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    huhu, Boss Kimps...what brand are you using now with the strading?

    where can you buy OME?

    Bilstein are expensive ( 7k ) ...pero naalala ko sinabi ni Boss Ungas....masisira na daw sasakyan nandoon parin ang bilstein hehehe

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    If you have to budget to spare, hands down Bilstein on all fours. But hey, OME, Ranchos, TJMs & ProComp shocks don't come in cheap too.

    Bilstein, much stiffer and more control on maneuverings. On my own perception, I like the suspension stiffer.

    OME, too soft for my settings. But durable enough for offroad and city use.

    Rancho, there are 3 models to choose from. I have only used 5000 in our van which was city driven most of the time.

    ProComp, most feedbacks I heard they are produced for rock climbing which doesn't really need much support from shocks.

    Koni, numerous good reports for city and offroad use. 2nd best to Bilstein.

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    KYB ang gamit ko sa front. mura lang
    600-800 each

    kapag nasira ang rancho ko sa rear, malamang KYB na ulit.

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    #8
    thanks for the replies.

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    ungas,

    would i really feel the difeerence between the stock shocks and bilstein? malayo ba from the sotck ride?

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    Im using OME ( Old Man Emu ) for my Gen 2.5. Nag improve ang driving comfort.
    Last edited by levi; March 24th, 2004 at 01:21 AM.

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