Most shocks are rated for a range of lift height like 3-5". Either check the shock manufacturers website for their recommended part number for your lift height or contact a retail seller. If the salesperson cannot figure out what shock to sell you, you need to find another place to buy your parts.

 

I got 3 to 4" lift shocks from RC they are about 30 or so apiece.. Get Rough Country Rough Country Shocks & Stabilizers

 

Don't waste both your time and our time with the Rough Countrys. I bought a set of the Nitro 5000s two years ago, supposedly for 3-5" of lift. I have 3" coils in the front and they bottom out when going over a road dip. Oh yeah, all 4 shocks sound like jackhammers now, after 10k miles. :thumbdown:

 

I have a 3.5" super-flex and purchased a set of 4" lift Doetsch Tech 8000 Pre-runners from IronRockOffroad.com. I will definitely buy another set once I lift again and need longer shocks. I also wrote this on your other topic, with a link to the site

 

If you're lucky, you can find some barely-used stock JK rubicon shocks for cheap. You do have to take some of the hardware off of your stock shocks to make the JK ones bolt in, but for like a $60 set of shocks with only 200 miles on them, they'll ride better, for longer, than super cheap new RC shocks. That, and they're good for anywhere from about 3" to 5" of lift.

 

x2 on the JK shocks. I have an xj lifted 5inches and i bought a set of monroe sensatracs for a jk rides like a cadi. Did have to make bpes out of my rear sway bar though