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Re: Best shocks for towing?
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Originally Posted by Smoke05
If by quite different you mean painted white with stickers on them then you are correct. They base line Ranchos. Put on for name only. They are not an expensive shock. They are generics that are sold under many names. Edelbrock, Skyjacker and many more. They are one of the reasons I didn't bite for the "Off Road" package. When I did the math it was essentially skid plates, overrated shocks, a electric locking rear diff, different tires and wheels and the low ratio rear gears. The only significant change from a Titan with Big tow was the e locker which was no big loss as it only came into play if using 4wd low.
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Wow, I agree with you Smoke.. It was part of packages on my truck, but I could have done without it.. In fact my 04 was just an SE 4x4 with Pop package and nothing else..
Yes the hitch was WAY out of adjustment.. But that truck did great without bags, overload spring and with black stock shocks..
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'05 4x4 SE, O/R, Big Tow, Rear Video (Kids favorite option). Stillen Grille, AMP Powersteps, SAW's all around, TC UGA's and Rear Shackles, Modified Deaver Mini Pack, Air Bags, Moto Metal 951's 18x9, BFG A/T 285/65-18's, Air Box Mod and K&N drop in, Gibson Exhaust, PML Rear Diff Cover and Trans Pan. Towing WW FS2300 Toyhauler and all the toys.
The Rhino, The Titan, Truck and Trailer
I HIGHLY recommend PRG Products, SDR Motorsports, Desert Works Fabrication, Live Wire Whips, and Gibson Exhaust
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