Thetickz
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I have a slow leak on one of my Rubicon rear shocks. A couple drops of oil run down the shock. I wipe off the oil and the drip comes back after driving around. Picture below shows the small line of oil dripping down the body of the shock. I used a black-light and confirmed it's shock oil. Pretty disappointed because the shocks only have 17k miles.
I'd like to use this opportunity to upgrade. What are the best aftermarket replacements for a stock-height Rubicon? I was looking at the Bilstein 5100s, but they are recommended for a lifted JL. Will they fit a non-lifted Rubicon? Any other reasonably priced replacements?
I'd like to use this opportunity to upgrade. What are the best aftermarket replacements for a stock-height Rubicon? I was looking at the Bilstein 5100s, but they are recommended for a lifted JL. Will they fit a non-lifted Rubicon? Any other reasonably priced replacements?
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