The front shocks on my buggy are toast, so I plan on replacing them, along with the rears. The rears aren't leaking, but they've been on the car a long time.
I know it's best to put regular, inexpensive oil filled shocks on the front, but what about the rear? Gas or oil filled?
I figure with the extra weight in the back Gas may be the way to go. Maybe a pair of KYB GAS-A-JUSTs?
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"Maybe a pair of KYB GAS-A-JUSTs?"
On a Buggy? I would!
How about air shocks on back? That way you can raise/lower rear to accommodate terrain or tire size.
This buggy will spend 90% of it's driving time on paved roads. The other 10% will be on gravel logging roads. No heavy duty off road stuff for this vehicle. If I want to do any heavy duty off road exploration I'll take my e-mountain bike. 
