Shocks for lifted Silvy

[Moose is loose]

I have an '03 1500 4x4 with a 6" pro comp lift and torsion keys. It sits at around 7" of total lift (minus tires) My question is: The lift came with PC ES9000's, I would like to replace these with either PC MX6 adjustables, or Edelbrock "Extreme IAS" shocks. Anyone here using either of these? Do you like the ride?

[TexasF355F1]

I've heard the mx6's are excellent. My friend has them on his 6" PC lift and it drive great.

[airjam18]

I've got the MX6 shocks on my truck and I definitely recommend them. My buddy had the ES9000's on his '99(they came with the kit) and he changed his to MX6 when i got mine, there was definitely a difference. I like the fact that the MX6's are adjustable, so whenever I need a bit more firmness or if i'm doing some serious wheeling I can adjust them and then change them back afterwards.
However, I think ProComp has started phasing out the MX6 line as it is and they are going towards the MX6 reservoir shocks. I haven't used those but I am onsidering doing a triple shock kit with them.

Sincce you're also considering the edelbrocks, why not take a look at the Rancho shocks as well. Rancho makes some great stuff and they now have the in-cab adjustment option. This is pretty sick if you've seen it. I've been in one truck with it and it blew my mind. You run a plug to each of the shocks from a module on the dash(or headliner) and you can pump the shocks or soften the shocks to your taste without getting out of the truck. Take a look and keep me posted....
http://www.gorancho.com/products/acc.../RS9000RCX.stm

[Moose is loose]

I would go with the RS9000's hands down, if they made them. Rancho only makes their RSX and RS9000 lines for up to a 4" lift. I'm sure they would work on a 5-51/2" lift, but I measured on mine, and they were about 1.5" too short. Sucks...

[gtlegacy]

bilstien 5100 series

[Moose is loose]

Again, only available up to a 4" lift, UNLESS you opt for the remote res. shocks.