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[Will0051]

Do any of yall know what internet sit I can order es 3000 shocks from.

 

[bigreen505]

4wheelparts.com. If you buy them from a store they will usually install them free.

 

[The BN Guy]

Or do it yourself and get familiar with your rig. They're actually very easy to install.

 

[Will0051]

When I try to buy the shock on 4wheelparts it says that "We are sorry but this item is not availble for my selected vehicle. Thanks for the help guys.

 

[Will0051]

and another thing how long are the shocks on a 2000 Pathfinder and if I buy longer then stock shocks will they still work, like if the stock shock 10 in and I use a 14 in will it still work?

 

[vengeful]

Well, first of all, there are several different lengths associated with shock measurement. There's the extended length, compressed length, shaft length, body length, travel length, etc...Which length are you talking about?

Also, you have to make sure that the mounting style is the same.

When you searched on the 4WheelParts website, the error returned is that the parts aren't available ONLINE. Call them, and they'll be able to get you a shock that will work for you.

As long as both the Compressed and Extended lengths are close to your factory lengths, and the mounting style is the same, then they'll work. You'll have to consult with a Shock Expert (4WheelParts can help with this) to determine valving, rebound and damping rates of the specific shock you're looking at based on the ride you're after.