Monroe load leveling shocks

[Lt_JWS]

My question, does the stock replacement add any lift, or is it a different part number?

[Matt]

yes. I got about 3/4" from the stock replacements with my 2" RC. Part number 58646

[paroxysym]

do they make a front shock to go with the rear? like what sthe monroe shock to go with the rear? i suppose you could run the load leveler in the rear and a jba/rustys strut spacer in the front

[Matt]

They don't make a shock that raises the front. The rear are designed to help when loaded/towing by using an integrated coil spring. This also helps with sagging issues (why I installed them).

Here's the thread: http://www.theultimatejeep.com/showt...Shocks-on-Rear

[cico7]

I did this a month ago...the rear shock.well worth it especially if you tow
anything.

[Lt_JWS]

Thanks for the info, another question is there any adjustment in the coil overs on the shocks? Im worried it will be too high in the rear and my extra 1/2" spacer in the front wont make up for it.....

Edit: right now im sitting @ 34.75" in front and 35.25" rear with just the daystar lift.

[Matt]

No, they're not adjustable. Look at the pics in the link I posted. The stock replacements don't jack the back up that high...

[Lt_JWS]

Just got them installed, I now have a clunk sound from the right rear, it makes noise when the spring/shock is unloaded, just wondering if what direction everyone put the "slot" in the top mount at? doubt it has anything to do with it but.... BTW i got about 1/2-3/4" front this.

[Matt]

Which ones did you put on? The stock replacements or the longer version?

[Lt_JWS]

Which ones did you put on? The stock replacements or the longer version?

Stock replacements