ECE00jk

What to go with? Many options. May consider single shock if its better than stock ....got a 4" lift to add.

mattgt5

Most will tell you waste of money, but I have one and think it adds some value. I have dual billsteins.

red2010rubi

The last post is pretty acurate. Dual bilsteins make a great set up.

ECE00jk

Does billstein make the mount kit or did you buy or make it separate?

Alaska-HWY JK

Putting 2 on is twice the waste of money. I'm sure there's some salesmen on here that would be happy to tell you otherwise. I haven't had one on since May 2010 and haven't needed it. Where in Alberta are you, I have a brand new Fox in the garage I'll sell you cheap.

mattgt5

The mount is actually made by superlift. Luckily, it says superlift on it nowhere.

mattgt5

Told ya. He may be 100% correct. Who knows. With 37" on my jeep it was a small price to pay for something that might help.

Slupe

I Agree. When i did my lift I swapped the tierod and the stock unit wouldnt fit. The Jeep ran great while I waited for my brackets and Fox SS. $250 later the pressurized SS pushes my Jeep to the left. Not the best money I spent.

mattgt5

The push to the left part is one of the reasons duals were thought up. Even push/pull in both directions. Not saying it would have helped Slupe at all, just my reasoning for purchasing a dual.

Slupe

I understand the dual idea and the push seems to have faded over the last month since the install. I was just saying it handled awesome without that spending $250 was painful for what I perceived as unnecssary. Spending on the second SS to fix the first unnecessary one... Not for me. My $0.02. They look cool.