Conversation Between Jimmy's Jimmy and BlaziNator

The stock shocks will work if you want to stay on-road. For decent off-road endeavors, the shocks will limit articulation in the rear. The front ones will not be effected. I would recommend upgrading however, the improved ride quality is substantial. Mine are ProComp ES3000 shocks I got from 4wheelparts.com. I can also recommend Rancho 5000 shocks, they are very comparable to the ProComps. Also, if you haven't done so yet, remove your rear sway bar. You will have extreme gains in rear articulation, and will notice no disadvantages on-road. Anything else?