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tomp -> RE: Shocks (8/28/2007 7:41:22 PM)
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Avoid Rancho 9000s at all cost. You think you have front end issues with cranked TBs and stock shocks? Wait until you install the 9000s that have less travel. On top of that, they bend and even break on H3s.
They last about 90 days on my H2 and is not worth the trouble of their decent warranty change out program. More headache than it's worth.
The 9000s do provide a nice ride at first, but that does not last long once you heat them up on a few bumps or pot holes in road.
Now this year Rancho claims improvements have been made to the 9000 line. Well, the increased the bosy size on some of the rear shocks, changed the color but on the inside they reverted to a cheaper gas charged over versus the previous 9000s in which were hydraulic.
As you can tell, I have been round and round with these cheap shocks and regret wasting time and money on them. They won't even hold up 90 days in summer just driving to work and back.
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