Im so excited look what finally came in!
#31
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Nice looking whip... I'm on the fence about which way to go as far as a level. Was just looking at the Ranchos last night. Like the coil over setup but debating between gaining only 2" with the Ranchos or going the spacer route with a 2.5 rough country w/ the 1" rear blocks. Hadn't seen much on here about the Ranchos. Got a lot of tread to wear thru on my 265/70R17 BFG A/T KOs before I can up my tire size.
#32
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Looks great man. What a difference.
What settings you have the ranchos at? Tried adjusting at all?
I found too soft in front and you get harsh rebound over speed bumps. Has to be up 6+ or so. Rears i seem to like soft around 3. See how that changes if any with the rear blocks tho.
What settings you have the ranchos at? Tried adjusting at all?
I found too soft in front and you get harsh rebound over speed bumps. Has to be up 6+ or so. Rears i seem to like soft around 3. See how that changes if any with the rear blocks tho.
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FX4HAWAII (11-05-2015)
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How's she goin' eh?
Looks good, I can't wait to do mine. which block did you use and where did you get it?
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Looks great man. What a difference. What settings you have the ranchos at? Tried adjusting at all? I found too soft in front and you get harsh rebound over speed bumps. Has to be up 6+ or so. Rears i seem to like soft around 3. See how that changes if any with the rear blocks tho.
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Looks great! I got my Rancho Quick lift on Amazon too. I set mine at 5 and turn them all the way up when I tow my travel trailer. I also bought new blocks for the rear but never installed them because I liked the zero rake. I still have them in my garage and may try them out this weekend after seeing yours!
One trick I learned is installing the rear shocks backwards to where the adjustment **** faces against the shock mount. I do have to remove the bottom bolts on the rear shocks to adjust them that way but it stops rocks from breaking the **** off. It's a pretty common complaint on the Rancho's.
One trick I learned is installing the rear shocks backwards to where the adjustment **** faces against the shock mount. I do have to remove the bottom bolts on the rear shocks to adjust them that way but it stops rocks from breaking the **** off. It's a pretty common complaint on the Rancho's.
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Looks great! I got my Rancho Quick lift on Amazon too. I set mine at 5 and turn them all the way up when I tow my travel trailer. I also bought new blocks for the rear but never installed them because I liked the zero rake. I still have them in my garage and may try them out this weekend after seeing yours! One trick I learned is installing the rear shocks backwards to where the adjustment **** faces against the shock mount. I do have to remove the bottom bolts on the rear shocks to adjust them that way but it stops rocks from breaking the **** off. It's a pretty common complaint on the Rancho's.
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tyees2002 (11-10-2015)