Rancho RSX
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I have RSX's on my superduty and I like 'em just fine. They were a big change from the stockers and I would say worth the money. You may want to do some reading on Bilsteins as they seem to be the replacement shock of choice on FTE but I think the RSX is a good shock too.
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I am looking at a set of rancho RSX to replace my current procomp shocks
I've got RSX9000's on mine. 9 levels of adjusment but in reality, it's hard to tell the difference from even the 1 setting to the 9 setting. I guess I'm just somewhat satisfied with them. I'd like to try a set of Bilsteins to compare the difference.
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doesn't tenneco make fords shocks as well?
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I put the Monroe Reflex shocks on my truck this weekend. The ride is much improved and a lot more responsive. The ride is also slightly stiffer.
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Summit Racing still has buy 3 get 1 free on RSX and RS9000 shocks. Just ordered 4 RSXs. This probably makes them cheaper than the Monroe Reflexes or maybe about the same price. Mine were $199 shipped but I had to get an OEM replacement (RS5000) steering stabilizer, also. Combine mud, deep ruts, and huge chunks of ice and you end up with a steering stabilizer shaped kind of like a horse shoe... Oh well. Just my 2 cents.
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I have an F-250 4x4 5.4 auto and will be putting an 8' plow on the front - just wondering if stiffer shocks would be best for it or adding a leaf spring (I'm new to the truck world - so any information would be greatly appreciated)
PS - Sorry for changing the subject
PS - Sorry for changing the subject
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Originally Posted by kensnewtruck
I have an F-250 4x4 5.4 auto and will be putting an 8' plow on the front - just wondering if stiffer shocks would be best for it or adding a leaf spring (I'm new to the truck world - so any information would be greatly appreciated)
PS - Sorry for changing the subject
PS - Sorry for changing the subject