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    Hi Guys & Girls
    just wondering what brand of shocks you run on your vehicle
    was looking at toughdogs and maybe rancho RS5000 not sure which way to go
    have looked at that many on the computer been told ARB have a few issues with theres

    any input would be helpful
    thanks in advance

    roofy

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    I have bilsteins on mine, very happy with them, after a 5500km trip through the simmo and surrounding area they did not fade at all or give any problems.
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    hd monroes but only done 100km max on them not much help i know but they were cheap
    if its worth doin its worth over doin

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    I think it all depends on what type of driving your doing.
    I've ran EFS, ironman and tough dog. The later two as a foamcell. Never had a problem with any. However I have heard that the foamcell doesn't like hours of corrugated roads.
    Other thing is for you want adjustable ones?
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    I have had a couple of sets of arb old man emu shockers and never had a problem. My use is more weekend 4x4ing rather than any hardcore trips across Australia.
    2010 GU, 2in lift, old man emu suspension, duellers, arb bullbar, dual batteries, safari snorkel, scangauge2, rhino rack platform, saving for more......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ibbo View Post
    I have had a couple of sets of arb old man emu shockers and never had a problem. My use is more weekend 4x4ing rather than any hardcore trips across Australia.
    the new sport ome are the ones I heard about

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    Roofy I have Old Man Emu Sport shocks in the GUIV. This lift went in 120,000kms ago and I have no intention or need to swap it out at this stage. Very very pleased with it mate.
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    Bilstein are a very good shock and can be rebuilt. We fit a lot to 4wd's at work and customers are very happy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by roofy View Post
    the new sport ome are the ones I heard about
    Yeah mine are the standard OME nitro's, put them in a couple of years ago into GU7. Wife complains they are too stiff but she is used to a vehicle built for comfort, not adventure. Had a set that looked exactly the same 15 years ago in a 4runner. Haven't changed their branding in a while but reliable shocker IMO
    2010 GU, 2in lift, old man emu suspension, duellers, arb bullbar, dual batteries, safari snorkel, scangauge2, rhino rack platform, saving for more......

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    OME sports are a bit stiff compared to the older nitros when unloaded but for what you need your car to do they are a good shock.

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