shock absorbers for 2001 Ford Courier

I avoid gas.
More oil in a shocker without gas, so they stay cooler and fade less on corrugations.......... and they are cheaper too.
I pay under $100 each for "Powerdown" shockers on the OKA.

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 Motorhome

I've got Ironman Foam Cell shockers on my Courier and highly recommend them.

Jim.

Old man emu are a good product.

We have had great success with both the EFS product (3 yr 100,000km warranty) and ride pro. Valving in ridepro product is generally a little softer by design and gives exceptionally comfortable ride.

The point of gas in a shock is to pressurize the oil which reduces aeration and fade so oil only shocks are not suited to light commercial vehicle application where superior dampening is required.
Most shocks these days are pressurized with nitrogen.
Foam cell shocks pressurize the oil by filling it with nitrogen filled 'foam cells'. This is a slightly less effective and cheaper way of getting the gas in the shock.

Dan

hi poiters
had areal good run with toughdog foam cell and found them better
than om emu but every driver experiences different results in variously differing conditions
what one driver finds good another will say no too that brand based on his own experience
there is a smorgesboard of shocks on the market have a look at lovelles shocks
cheers