Shocks
i have had both. Like these others dudes said, go with bilstein's. The ride is much smoother/softer. Really nice on road. Although a stiff shock has its benefits off road...i assume most of your time will be spent on road. Bilsteins for sure.
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RS7000MT is our monotube, not as highly charged as others, so a smooth/firm ride.
RS9000XL is our adjustable shock, from a "soft" setting to "firm" by turning a knob.
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100% bils!!!!! I dont have them on my jeep cause I'm running King coil overs,, but I did a ton of research before finally deciding to put them on my chevy 3500 diesel 4x4. I could not be happier with their performance. I have had nothing but problems with Rancho shocks since I was 16 yrs old! Good luck with your choice


