Rancho RS9000XL shocks: I'm a believer
#81
Nice! Keep me posted on them I know we have talked about them for a while now. I put rears on this past weekend (then the wife's back went out ). So right now I am rocking the RS7000MT monotubes up front and the adjustable 9000's in the rear. Going over expansion joints, etc, I can feel the difference for sure. Front is a firmer absorption and the rear is definitely softer. I will get the fronts on after SEMA.... when it is snowing.
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Nice! Keep me posted on them I know we have talked about them for a while now. I put rears on this past weekend (then the wife's back went out ). So right now I am rocking the RS7000MT monotubes up front and the adjustable 9000's in the rear. Going over expansion joints, etc, I can feel the difference for sure. Front is a firmer absorption and the rear is definitely softer. I will get the fronts on after SEMA.... when it is snowing.
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Nice! Keep me posted on them I know we have talked about them for a while now. I put rears on this past weekend (then the wife's back went out ). So right now I am rocking the RS7000MT monotubes up front and the adjustable 9000's in the rear. Going over expansion joints, etc, I can feel the difference for sure. Front is a firmer absorption and the rear is definitely softer. I will get the fronts on after SEMA.... when it is snowing.
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Just recieved my shocks today !! But why on earth did someone think that painting them silver was a good idea?? YUK !! Now I need to paint them before installing them