Choosing the Right Shocks for your Jeep | Morris 4x4 Center

What type of shocks are good for you? There are two types: Monotube and Twin Tube. Eric explains the difference and tells us what each shock does and which one is good for your Jeep.
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[@danielm593]

Finally! A vid that is short, clear, and straight to the point.. thanks!

[@Morris4x4Center]

Thank you Daniel!

[@GT4JB]

Good info for some of us non know it alls! Thx for taking the time to post

[@MauroPereira1000]

Very good monotube vs twintube explanation, thanks!
Regards from Brazil!

[@velazquezjaime149]

I dint have any idea, but now i do tks eric! Im running the 7000 hydros from skyjacker and i having body roll on my coiled yj i will look into this for a good mono shock for more stability! Good video!!

[@isaiasrodriguez4638]

if i wanted a smoother ride, would i change the coils or shocks?

[@velazquezjaime149]

I have a Better understanding now tks guy!

[@Alexander84]

I just ordered a 2door Rubicon 2020. Do I need to upgrade my shocks? If so, any recommendations for brand ,type? This is my first Jeep ever. I'll be doing 80% daily driving. Advice please.

[@salesdeptatmorris4x4center71]

Hi Alexander
Run the stock shocks for now, learn how to drive the Jeep. Get it offroad and learn how she handles there as well. When / if you decide to lift it, replace your shocks with the new springs etc then.

[@shadowfire246]

Thoughts on gabriel ultra shocks and struts? Supposed to be a high quality twin tube and for my xterra the price doubles for the "better brands".

[@myoneblackfriend3151]

Thank you, Shock Jock.

[@0120mira]

Great info..
Thanks dude..

[@Morris4x4Center]

Thank you!

[@enzoamore9173]

Thanks twin tubes for me

[@davyjones9595]

What is a solid Mono tube brand shock for 6in 06 tj wrangler running 37s? Thanks for any help

[@robbiejefferson9227]

I have a 3in lift. Is it ok to use 4in lift shocks?

[@FhargaZ]

Well , i just got death wobble last tuesday, and it was one busted shock...it was pretty scary T_T

[@salesdeptatmorris4x4center71]

Hi Fargaz
That must have been scary! I remember the first time I experienced deathwobble, and I thought I was going to have to change pants! That being said, we can get you into a new set of shocks, so give us a call and we'll be happy to help!

[@RonLennard1020]

For bad city streets filled with damaged pot holes mono tube for me

[@AJHunt-hf9bt]

Kinda how I feel about island roads filled with all makes, sizes, and depth pot holes.

[@obijuankenobi5284]

Sounds like where I live ..nyc ..infamous for pot holes ..looking to change my stock shocks for something else .

[@out2lunch4]

Ok great video but what if I plan to go off road whenever...whenever...whenever. Am I sacrificing something if I go with the monotube?

[@salesdeptatmorris4x4center71]

Hi Lecturer73. Choosing a monotube shock will not have a negative outcome, unless you do not want the performance and stability feeling on the road. When you do go off road a monotube designed shock is what we agree you should use. Upon harsher hits and bigger trails the shock will control the vehicle better and absorb those impacts that accrue easier.

[@salesdeptatmorris4x4center71]

It all depends on how you drive and how your rig is set up; if you are racing through the high desert, then yes, you're going to want to look at either a mono or a remote reservoir. If you're wheeling light to moderate trails slowly, then a standard twin would be fine. Keep in mind that the harder you wheel, the faster you're going to run through a shock meant for mostly daily driving duties!

[@Woody8168]

“Inshide shur shock”

[@elizabethmckenna2555]

Get to the freakin point!

[@brianamrhein640]

Don't watch then ass

[@BladeDoomer86]

Bit disrespectful are we?