[Jeepzilla]

Anyone here running these Doetsch Tech DT3000 `s ? I`ve been hearing some really good things about them lately . Price is really good and they are not suppose to be to harsh on the kidney`s . Any opinions ?

Jeff

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[Guest]

I have been using them with my rubicon express lift they work great, my buddy has them on his cherokee, he likes them as well. Our only complaint, they are a little noisy.

 

[Guest]

i got em on my rubicon lift- like em better than the rancho 5000's that i took off. ranchos too firm. them dutch suckers suit me fine so far!/wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif

steve

 

[TOM85CJ7]

I had some once on a Chevy truck with a rancho lift. They really smoothed out the bumps. They were extremely good at high speed. How much are they now anyway???

Later,

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[Guest]

I used to sell them. They are a good quality shock with an excellent warranty should you ever need it. They make some nice rebuilable aluminum shocks too. They cost a bit more though.
Travis

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[027]

I'm using the Doetchtech Pre-runners and they are working very well on my YJ.
The DT3000's on the XJ are working well also.
GP'n

 

[Jeepzilla]

They are about 32 bucks a piece for the DT 3000 . I just keep hearing the ride is far superior , less harsh than the Rancho`s etc... Thanks for the info , thats what I wanted to hear .

Jeff

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