Which shocks would u get? Or which is better?
JK Super Freak
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Dallas, TX
I always thought tenneco that makes rancho also makes procomp....?
So, research is telling me most likely procomp shocks are from Monroe which is part of tenneco.
I think the shock manufacturing business is incestuous. Just a handful of companies making a lot if different private labels to a particular brands specs.
Perhaps like AEV selling their bilsteins under an AEV label rather than bilstein.
So, research is telling me most likely procomp shocks are from Monroe which is part of tenneco.
I think the shock manufacturing business is incestuous. Just a handful of companies making a lot if different private labels to a particular brands specs.
Perhaps like AEV selling their bilsteins under an AEV label rather than bilstein.
Last edited by CerOf; Feb 13, 2013 at 07:53 PM.
JK Junkie
Joined: May 2011
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From: Grand falls, Newfoundland
I always thought tenneco that makes rancho also makes procomp....?
So, research is telling me most likely procomp shocks are from Monroe which is part of tenneco.
I think the shock manufacturing business is incestuous. Just a handful of companies making a lot if different private labels to a particular brands specs.
Perhaps like AEV selling their bilsteins under an AEV label rather than bilstein.
So, research is telling me most likely procomp shocks are from Monroe which is part of tenneco.
I think the shock manufacturing business is incestuous. Just a handful of companies making a lot if different private labels to a particular brands specs.
Perhaps like AEV selling their bilsteins under an AEV label rather than bilstein.