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09-24-2007, 05:10 AM
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Big Blue Springs?
Hello, anyone using these Big Blue springs? If so how well do these perform? Also how good are the pro comp ES9000HD shocks? I'm thinking about doing a 3" lift on my classic, just trying to get some info and advice. Thanks.
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09-24-2007, 08:58 AM
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My buddy has them on his Disco and really likes them... What I have noticed is that they are a little spongey for my taste but they have held up for 2 years with no problems and a lot of wheeling!
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10-03-2007, 08:50 PM
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I have +2" ES9000HD's and love them
They are much nicer than the OME shocks I had previously which were fairly harsh ( albeit a little over extended from the springs ). They are comfy on the road and very good for the off roading that I do as well. They are mated with medium OME springs and 1.25 " billet spacers .
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Ken Jeffers Portland , Oregon 90 RRC - 95 4.2 swap OME Medium's , Pro-Comp ES9000HD's 1.25" Spacers , Dick Cepek FC-II's , Powermaster 130a Alt , Electric Fan swap , Inline Fuel Pump swap |
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10-03-2007, 08:51 PM
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I feel redundant when I repeat myself ;-)
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Ken Jeffers Portland , Oregon 90 RRC - 95 4.2 swap OME Medium's , Pro-Comp ES9000HD's 1.25" Spacers , Dick Cepek FC-II's , Powermaster 130a Alt , Electric Fan swap , Inline Fuel Pump swap |
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