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**Kingerix** · 09-05-2012, 03:24 AM

Hey Guys,

I need to learn about shocks for a 2004 Nissian Titan, with a 6 inch lift, I have been reading but I need it to be more cut and dry, black and white... I should say, ( because I am thick)

I can hear the front end shocks banging, so I am not driving that truck, do I have to get shocks all the way around? They have been on there for about 5 years, but I don't drive that truck often only when its rainy or really muddy, how long do shocks go? How do you tell for sure its the shocks? what are the best one s to get ...I think those are Rancho ES9000's, (I think my foreman can put them on) Do you have to compress the springs to put them on?( I dont think so)

anyhow any info would be greatly appreciated !

Thanks guys!

First let me say that I am not familiar with the front end set up on the Titans. But I would say a lot of it depends on your lift, you may have had a component fail and without knowing what kind of lift you had there is no way to know. Do you have any more details on the suspension components?

09-05-2012, 03:24 AM	#4
Kingerix Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 391 Senior Member	Hey Guys, I need to learn about shocks for a 2004 Nissian Titan, with a 6 inch lift, I have been reading but I need it to be more cut and dry, black and white... I should say, ( because I am thick) I can hear the front end shocks banging, so I am not driving that truck, do I have to get shocks all the way around? They have been on there for about 5 years, but I don't drive that truck often only when its rainy or really muddy, how long do shocks go? How do you tell for sure its the shocks? what are the best one s to get ...I think those are Rancho ES9000's, (I think my foreman can put them on) Do you have to compress the springs to put them on?( I dont think so) anyhow any info would be greatly appreciated ! Thanks guys! First let me say that I am not familiar with the front end set up on the Titans. But I would say a lot of it depends on your lift, you may have had a component fail and without knowing what kind of lift you had there is no way to know. Do you have any more details on the suspension components?
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