im going with the 4" pro comp lift stage 1 next month. but i want better shocks. what are you thoughts on these two shocks?

 

Save some money on ours.

Rancho Suspension: SPRING PROMOTION

 

curious how long it takes to get the rebate back? I hate rebates but am thinking of getting some new shocks.

 

Rebate or no rebate....I'd go with Rancho

 

I run pro comp 9000's on my lifted work trucks. They hold up pretty well, couple bushing failures but our trucks see some pretty high speed forestry roads and numpty drivers. Dont ride the greatest though.... But cheap and disposable.

Go with rancho 9000 or 7000

 

Currently running RE 3.5 springs w 5100s. Is there a Rancho specific part # that fit a lift or are 9000xl universal?

 

Usually 6-8 weeks at this point. As the rebate winds down longer. Keep a copy of everything. I am active on here and have had to help get rebates processed in the past. Usually the clearinghouse can't read something.

We offer various size shocks for various size suspensions. : )

0-2
2ISH to 3ISH
"short" 4
"tall" 4

 

Would you have the part numbers and the extended/collapsed lengths of these two?

I found this, but am curious if these are the 'shorts' and you have some that are longer.
Front RS999331 27.32 / 16.60 / 10.42
Rear RS999332 27.19 / 16.77 / 10.42

 

That's some Googlefoo right there.

the Front RS999329 Comp 15.66 ext 25.28 travel 9.62
the Rear RS999330 Comp 16.11 ext 26.01 travel 9.9

So the long get you close to a .5" more travel

These in the pic below are the long.

I run these with our Long Arm system on 37's with ease. EDIT I lied (brain fart) these are our 7000 monotubes. They are a tad shorter (about an 1/8" )

Not totally extended.

 

ProComp is 4WPs signature product and I don't particularly care for ANY procomp products. I vote Rancho! Always had good experience with their stuff -- just bought the 9000 SS today is a matter of fact...