Shock adsorber for D22....any suggestion?

[pecco]

Hi there.....
Any of you guys can suggest good quality price shock adsorber to suit one d22 str 2005 model?
Many are on the net and is hard to pick one....

 

[nathand22]

Allot of guys are happy with Bilstein, Dobinsons, Tough Dog to name a few.

For me I really like "The ultimate Suspension" Their shocks are individually valved to suit your car and requirements, they are 100% rebuildable and have a good warranty.

 

[outback dreaming]

Flick Zordo a pm, he will sort you out

 

[nakedape]

EFS enforcer are a good 'bolt up' option -- not very pricey either!

 

[sparra04]

zordo
check out his website
http://zordos4wdsuspension.com.au/
then send him a pm
he WILL look after you

 

[180degrees]

depends how much you want to spend, budget go ironman, mid range EFS, top range go bilstein, koni or rancho.

theres others that are even better but I doubt you want to spend more then $220 a corner.

 

[Jon]

agree with above except the rancho shocks are definitely not top range

 

[Dave]

Bilstien or Koni.

Best by far.

 

[RustyNav09]

Have rancho in the rear atm and efs up front. Once my bilstein turn up from the states the efs is being scrapped. I quite like the rancho adjustables in the rear and would rate them highly. Tough dog would be the same. I am installing bilstein just by peoples recommendations.

Rusty

 

[Dave]

I'll be putting Bilstiens in the Dmax.

May consider Koni's aswell.

 

[rabbit-chop]

pedders arnt bad. they absolutely shat on the low km std shocks when I put them in on my 2004. turned it from a ridiculously wallowing, embarrassing harsh riding piece of shit into a decent vehicle. they lasted quite well too, in fact iv got to get around to putting them up for sale. recently replaced them with konis - very nice - they are rebound adjustable and ive got them tweaked for a smooth ride and no bounce or backlash with or without load.