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Procomp Shocks --1000 & 3000 Series

u10072

Bronco Guru
Joined
May 18, 2007
Messages
2,249
Hello All,
On my current project I am double shocking the bronco front and rear-- I am now a Fox or King fan but for this project that grade of shock is just not in the budget. Really I have about a $200-$300 budget for the 8 shocks--with the Procomp 1000 & 3000 fit the cost factor. Anyone have an opinion on these units and are the 3000's worth the extra money?? I used to run Ranch 9012's front and rear typically one in the 3 position and the other in the 1 or 2spot. The ride was nice and controlled but not harsh which is what I am looking for. I am not planning on this bronco to be a speed freak in the desert but you never know when the urge might hit :)

Thanks,
Matt
 

68rockcrawler

Bronco Guru
Joined
Sep 18, 2006
Messages
1,417
I put a set of Procomp 1000's on a truck I had and ran them for a few years before I sold the truck. They rode nice and I was actually thinking about getting another set of them for my current truck. The 1000's were softer than the OEM shocks that were in the truck before. I'm in the same boat as you and running some budget shocks on the Bronco.
 
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