Elka shocks are the best shocks.
The shocks or if it has them, the struts, are worn out, and need to be replaced.
You should consider changing the shocks on your Polaris Sportsman if you notice a decrease in ride comfort, excessive bouncing, or sagging in the suspension. Additionally, if you observe fluid leaks or physical damage to the shocks, it's time for a replacement. Regular maintenance checks can help identify wear and tear, ensuring optimal performance during rides.
Replace the shocks, or struts if equipped.
Depends on what you're driving. Most cars have gas shocks and some have air shocks. Air shocks are more comfortable, with an automatic leveller, as in Lincoln Continental, in my opinion.
It's a truck. It is built on a truck frame. They don't ride like a car.
spring struts
30 to 35 pounds of pressure is best for a smooth ride.
Yes
Yes you can.
As recommended by the manufacturer, the 4 setting is best for a typical ride. You can adjust it to your liking, however.
Not necessarily. From what i understand, though, if you decide not to get shocks to accompany the longer springs, your ride quality will be a sloppy mess. If you have the extra cash, it would be best to get shocks that have more travel.
cushion your ride without them it would ride like a lumber wagon very rough