Replacement Shocks
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Replacement Shocks
The infamous floorboard popping & NOW knock whenever I'm on rough roads has been diagnosed as a bad right shock... which certainly satisfies all symptoms.
Instead of paying them 200$ to replace the two fronts, I figured I'd upgrade and do all 4. So... what should I get? I'd like Ranchos, but I'd like to prevent breaking the bank...
Suggestions?
Instead of paying them 200$ to replace the two fronts, I figured I'd upgrade and do all 4. So... what should I get? I'd like Ranchos, but I'd like to prevent breaking the bank...
Suggestions?
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I got the rancho 9000's and REALLy like the 9 way adjustability...
I mean - how do u KNOW how shocks will handle your ride until u put them on ???
I like that I could adjust the ride for the conditions...
I did not think I was ready for airbags jst yet, so these things really help !
I mean - how do u KNOW how shocks will handle your ride until u put them on ???
I like that I could adjust the ride for the conditions...
I did not think I was ready for airbags jst yet, so these things really help !
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Well Hoop, don't go comparing my cost...
I got 4 for $140 or so and paid someone $40 to install since I'm lazy :-)
But there was a buy 3 get one free for a bit...
They were take offs of a bud that had them for two motnhs and then lifted his truck so they were take offs and work great !
I got 4 for $140 or so and paid someone $40 to install since I'm lazy :-)
But there was a buy 3 get one free for a bit...
They were take offs of a bud that had them for two motnhs and then lifted his truck so they were take offs and work great !
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Nice...
I found some SRX's for $53 on JCWhitney.com which seems to be a fare price, but I'm gonna keep looking!
The 9000's are probably overkill for what I need.
Any other good brands? I actually saw some Bilsteins for about the same price.
The 9000's are probably overkill for what I need.
Any other good brands? I actually saw some Bilsteins for about the same price.
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I just replaced my rear shocks with the Rancho RSX's. So far very pleased. I have a 4X2 and had a hard time finding good shocks for the front. Rancho has a part number for a RSX shock for the front, but no one carried it. I finally found a pair of Edelbrock shocks for the front and am pleased with them also. The install on both was pretty easy.
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I went with the Edelbrock IAS shocks and they are amazing. 
No body roll in the corners and rides smoother than the truck ever
did before, abosrbs bumps and responds fast
No body roll in the corners and rides smoother than the truck ever
did before, abosrbs bumps and responds fast
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