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I am currently running a air ride system in the rear and I am using the Monroe shocks. I am not sure if they are getting tired and worn , but they do have a lot of road miles on them.
I am looking at changing them out with JNR or AirFX.
I know that JNR starts out as the same Monroe and they change the lower band as well as some welding to the eyelets. They cost around $200. But I am also looking at the AirFX shock which appears to be a custom built shock just for this application. The cost is around $900.
Will I see/feel $700 more of a difference in the ride if I went with the AirFX?
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