Any experience with Rancho 9000 shocks?

[HntnFsh]

My 98 Chevy 3/4 t. 4x4 has the stock shocks on it.Its time for new ones.Ive been kicking around putting a set of Rancho 9000 xl adjustables on. I can get them for $317 for 4 delivered.Then a $100 Rancho rebate.

Thought they might also help with the ride when hauling my camper.

Any input?

Thanks
HntnFsh

[Klyne3]

we have them on the jeep, we adjust them depending on the trails we are on makes a difference in the ride. couldnt tell you about hauling a camper with them since we have the airbag setup on the truck.

[KFhunter]

I'd put air bags on for your camper, pretty much everyone is over their weight limits when hauling a camper with 3/4 ton truck. Let the air bags assist with the weight and the shocks do what they do.

for the shocks you might look into bilstein too

[HntnFsh]

I have the air bags already.Not over the weight limit for the truck.But getting up there.Have heard that the 9000 s help too.

[Klyne3]

i like the adjustablity of them softer for the trails and firmer for the road so it does improve the ride for us. helps cut down on the sway a lil bit. It's enough of a difference to be noticeable

[JackOfAllTrades]

Had them on a previous truck I used for heavy loads. They are nice.

With the rebate you mention.. That's a good deal.

-Steve

[KFhunter]

I have the air bags already.Not over the weight limit for the truck.But getting up there.Have heard that the 9000 s help too.

Oh, I didn't realize you were single 

[Tyler]

I have them on the front of my yota, great for what I use them for and have lasted for a long time.

[PolarBear]

I had them on my old Mitsubishi PU and ran the crap out of them on logging roads.  Had great luck with them.

[huntnnw]

think these will go on my jeep next.. I had pro comp shocks on there..the rear 2 are bad already in 3 years!

[Magnum_Willys]

Been running them for years - move them to full stiff in dunes and bumps, have even run them in jump competitions.  Full soft for cruising.  Have held up great.  I have a pair up front, singles in rear.  Adjust with remote box.