Shock Replacement
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Shock Replacement
I have a stock 2013 F-250 Lariat that I am considering replacing the shocks with Rancho RS9000XL's both front and back. The objective is to soften the ride just a bit.
I have two questions. First, are the shocks difficult to replace for a novice and second, are they difficult to adjust once on the vehicle?
I have two questions. First, are the shocks difficult to replace for a novice and second, are they difficult to adjust once on the vehicle?
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I have a stock 2013 F-250 Lariat that I am considering replacing the shocks with Rancho RS9000XL's both front and back. The objective is to soften the ride just a bit.
I have two questions. First, are the shocks difficult to replace for a novice NO! Very easy. Can get all 4 done in under 2 hours. and second, are they difficult to adjust once on the vehicle Again no, but if there is weather on the ground the rear you will have to get in the dirt.?
I have two questions. First, are the shocks difficult to replace for a novice NO! Very easy. Can get all 4 done in under 2 hours. and second, are they difficult to adjust once on the vehicle Again no, but if there is weather on the ground the rear you will have to get in the dirt.?
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