Price: $1.00
Pros: extra lift
Cons: stiff as fuck
Recommended? No

Comments: Came on Jeep, stiff as hell, feels like I'm being launched on every bump.

Price: $500.00
Pros: close to stock handling
Cons: non so far
Recommended? Yes

Comments: came with the jeep. 4" rough country suspension lift. ive done some mild offroading and was pleased with the performance of the suspension.

Price: $150.00
Pros: Improved ride quality, easy install, good price
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great shocks, I had some seized up pro comps on the TJ before, but after the install it was a huge improvement on ride quality and vehicle control.

Price: $39.00
Pros: Easy to install, Stiffer than Stock
Cons: Stiffer than stock.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: So far so good, I have not yet wheeled with them. I am waiting to install sye and driveshaft from Tom Woods.

Price: $35.00
Pros: awesome in every way!
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: dispite what you have heard, RC shocks are great! They also have great customer service and stand behind their products 100%

Price: $30.00
Pros: Shocks are good.
Cons: The bushings are the worst. I complained and they sent me new ones, but I ended up fabricating my own.
Recommended? No

Comments: Until they improved the bushings, don't buy these. The shocks slide off the bushings on the lower end and then get destroyed on the mounts. Then theres the terrible rattling. I made a fatter bushing and wider... forced the bog bone into it and mounted it... now more problems.

Price: $40.00
Pros: stuff ride
Cons: stiff ride lol
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Got these off a parts Jeep i bought. They were what i was going to buy anyways though. Theyre good shocks. Have a stiff ride but nothing overwhelming. I like them and would buy them again.

Price: $28.00
Pros: decent ride
Cons: wore out fast
Recommended? No

Comments: Had these shocks with the XJ lift, the were definantly smoother than stcok but did not las long at all. spend your money elsewhere.

Price: $0.01
Pros: free
Cons: they were free remember?
Recommended? Yes

Comments: got these off of an xj. i like them! major improvment over stock and this work well with my frankin lift

Price: $140.00
Pros: Nice lift, better clearance and appearance
Cons: none yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Inexpensive and actually improves handling over the stock shocks, on and off road. They look good too. A couple bucks more and you can go up to the pro 2.2's, these are white and red - and look good, I only use them on the highway, beach, and some minor nasty dirt roads.

Price: $80.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments:

Price: $140.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: They have the exact ride that I was looking for. Not to rough offroad and pretty smooth for the road.

Price: $120.00
Recommended? No

Comments: I dont really like that ride quality of them. Thinking about getting some differnt ones.

Price: $120.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Installed them when I put in 2" coil spring spacers. So far they seem great. Actually ride better than stock shocks.

Price: $140.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Shocks handle very nice on and off road, thought i have only put like 1000 miles on them.

Price: $150.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great shock cant complain about it at all they allow max flex out of my lift and cant wait to do some real trailing on them.

Price: $140.00
Pros: Ride is decent
Cons: The shock bushings suck.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These shocks are amazingly nice for the price. They ride a little stiffer than stock (which I found nice) and have yet to show any weaknesses. Only time will tell I guess.

UPDATE!
I have had to replace 2 bushings so far. They were both the upper front shock bushings, the bushing on top, inside the engine bay. For whatever reason they randomly disintegrated and I started hearing a clunk over bumps, I pop the hood and find no sign of the upper bushing, gone.

Well luckily my dad works at a paper mill and he made me some new bushings out of some heavy duty bushing material he uses at work. So other than the pain of replacing those 2 bushings (one went and the other followed 2 weeks later) the shocks are fine so far after about 6-7000 miles.

Oh and don't bother with shock boots. I removed mine after 6k miles and they had an inch of dirt in them. If you off-road at all don't waste $20 on a dirt and water trap!