Replacing shocks
03-14-2014, 06:22 PM
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Replacing shocks
I'm gonna be replacing all my shocks/ struts. I'm looking at the rancho rs5000 or the kyb. That's the only choice of shocks so I really don't want any other recommendations but out of those two which are better? I go a little off road to hunt but don't go mudding. Also is there not struts for these trucks? Are they all shocks?
03-14-2014, 07:26 PM
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I'm gonna be replacing all my shocks/ struts. I'm looking at the rancho rs5000 or the kyb. That's the only choice of shocks so I really don't want any other recommendations but out of those two which are better? I go a little off road to hunt but don't go mudding. Also is there not struts for these trucks? Are they all shocks?
03-14-2014, 07:56 PM
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I'd buy which ever one is cheaper. Never bought in to the Rancho hype. That being said, I just replaced my fronts with the Monroe quick struts and the rear with Monroe Reflex shocks. No complaints and the ride quality is much improved.
03-15-2014, 08:25 AM
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if those were my only two choices ... i would stay with OEM billys
03-23-2014, 05:30 AM
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Fronts are coil over struts, backs are regular shocks. I just replaced all mine with the Rancho 9000 adjustable rate type. I'm interested to see if the rate adjustability can help with load handling. I was looking at the Monroe quick struts too, but got a deal on the Ranchos for about the same price.
03-23-2014, 09:27 AM
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Fronts are coil over struts, backs are regular shocks. I just replaced all mine with the Rancho 9000 adjustable rate type. I'm interested to see if the rate adjustability can help with load handling. I was looking at the Monroe quick struts too, but got a deal on the Ranchos for about the same price.