Procomp Part # please....

[harvey]

i've had a look for this but can't find the numbers....

.... can someone please let me know of the part numbers for Procomp ES9000 shocks for a LWB GQ Patrol [y60] for +3" shocks?

Thank you.
Harv.

[CRUSHU]

There is no part number... You will have to measure your length required, and order them that way. That is how the shops do it.

[Suspension Stuff]

For some king springs you may need slightly shorter shocks but
If you got your coils from me the rough shock length for the rear would be
700mm for 3" lift
740mm for a 4-5 inch lift
about 780mm for 6 inch.

Front 3" just ask for Rangie 2" lift shocks
Front 4-5" just ask for 80 series Cruiser fronts.

Procomp shocks $125 each
Dobinsons shocks $95 each

I can get part numbers if I have to.
Shane
0409 593 414

[harvey]

Shane thank you for that information. two questions though.... 1. as the Patrol is heaver than the RR wouldn't their shocks be a bit soft? - or do procomp not customise the valving for the vehicle/application 2. although the front shocks for nissan/rr is stem to stem, i thought the stem on the RR was smaller and thus under extreme conditions would not be strong enough or stay put - or are my concerns completely unfounded and i shouldn't worry about this.

The reason i'm asking this is i'd like to try to get the shocks locally [uk] but want to know specifically [as much as possible] what i should ask for - so i get the correct item.

thanks again for your help
Harv.

[Suspension Stuff]

Procomps are not vehicle specific, the are valved the same.
I can only speak of what we get over here but it is the same shock for the 3 inch fronts for the GQ as the 2" lift shocks for the Rangie.

[harvey]

In surfing the net i came across this website and their link to part numbers for procomp shocks is potentially useful for others so i thought i'd share it.


http://www.explorerprocomp.co.uk/acatal ... icles.html

[Suspension Stuff]

I don't know about the UK but in Aus some part numbers are not available and there are some extra part numbers so it is sometimes a bit hard to go off this list but it is a great guide.

Cheers