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  • Drop shocks or shock extenders?

    Not conventional, but stancing a truck. Front is dropped 6" and I need a new pair of shocks. Should I go with shock extenders and OEM length shocks, or lowering shocks?

    Thanks in advance for the input!
    | 92 Corolla AE92 | HKS SMF, Testpipe, Hyperco/Tokico/GC | Houston, TX | 86Garage |

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    Nevermind! Getting a pair of RanchCountry lifted truck shock extenders so I dont have to switch to crappy short poorly valved lowering shocks.
    | 92 Corolla AE92 | HKS SMF, Testpipe, Hyperco/Tokico/GC | Houston, TX | 86Garage |

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    • #3
      Originally posted by benton672
      I know with the dampening you either match it to the spring rate or get adjustable and see what works best, but how do you figure out what length to get?
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      I did a little research and realized I needed to buy shocks for lowered vehicles (IE shorter shocks) because they are valved differently inside for a lower ride height. I was just being cheap and wanted to keep my current shocks by getting an extension for the top shock mount but that would not have been a good idea because it would allow the springs to travel too much.
      | 92 Corolla AE92 | HKS SMF, Testpipe, Hyperco/Tokico/GC | Houston, TX | 86Garage |

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