mountainmanjoe

In fact, it looks like your van might have even more travel than mine.




(Uh oh. Is this a leaky shock)




Rear height:
(it probably reads a bit low because I was parked up against a curved curb, and on a slight incline)





This following is a photo of my front suspension. It's different from yours because it's an AWD (you can see the torsion bar coming in from left and the drive axle on the right). But the interesting thing is that the bump stop makes contact all the time.

GeneveConversionVan

GeneveConversionVan

StanVan

So, if you replace the shocks, you'll get new rubber there. Your bump stops look like crap. Are they hard?

GeneveConversionVan

StanVan

I'm not sure there is an alternative for those. But they shouldn't affect ride that much. They shouldn't touch going down the road. I'll look around.

StanVan

Rock Auto has Dorman for the rear;

https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...371327&jsn=486

I don't see anything for the front.

GeneveConversionVan

GeneveConversionVan

Updates!
I finally got the time to take the Van to the shop and replace all four shocks. It had these no-name (at least i couldnt find it) shocks. Now that "feeling" i had before of "shocks transferring all road imperfections" are gone. I have to test them in the freeway though, but so far so good.

StanVan

Just a guess, but by the color, maybe Monroe?