Me, Dmaxchris, Jmazz, Johnasara, Tyler Meyer, etc................. We are all running some combination of Rancho rs 9000's and rs 5000's. I personally run rs5000's for a leveled front end and rs9000's in the rear for stock height..............
And yes, the diffrence in my ride is tremendous............ and she seems to get better traction bc the weight transfer isn't so violent anymore.
I like them alot. Calmed my wheel hopping down quite a bit and the truck rides soooooooo much better.
Jake the other reason you might be getting hop is from the stiff sidewall on your tires. You want a tire with a little bit more meat to absorb the shock from launching hard.
took me like 2 nights at the track to get them how i wanted. My fronts are set to 9.... i think my front right is set ton 8 and left 9 actually...and the rears are 3 IIRC. i wanna get a 90/10 setup for the front.
Well I am up in the air on these guys because currently I have the dual shock setup on the front of my truck. I could remove them and just go back to running one stock location shock.
What do you thing is it worth getting some ones for the front and ditching the dual shock setup?
i just bought them havent messed around with settings yet i need to my bilstein rode way better on street towing ranchos hands down to much sag with bilsteins
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