Rancho quicklift loaded

fuse36 · October 13, 2014

Has anyone installed rancho quicklift loaded on there 2014-15 silverado. Was wondering how they like it. How much of a lift it actually gave them? And how it rides? Considering these or bilstein ride height adjustable

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SouthernSilveradoGuy85 · October 13, 2014

I thought about getting that instead of just a spacer. Problem is that for some reason it says it's not for Z71 which I don't really understand. It probably will fit, just wondering if maybe it's a stiffer ride than the Z71 package.

Also every level and lift kit that makes you put rather you have steel or aluminum A-arms, both options are the same product # so as far as I know it doesn't matter which you have for a level or lift kit.

Whiskey Bent · October 14, 2014

I'm also interested in what people think of these!

sledwrencher · October 14, 2014

I'm interested too but have a Z-71.

Spurshot · October 14, 2014

The only difference I can think of is possibly the sway bar diameter on the z71.

Spurshot · October 14, 2014

The only difference I can think of is possibly the sway bar diameter on the z71.

But my experience leads me to prefer the damping tuning of Bilsteins over the Rancho shocks.

fuse36 · October 14, 2014

Ya just looked up some info on bilstein ride height 5100. It adjust up to 2.5" and rancho quicklift adjust up to 2". Am I reading that correct?

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fuse36 · October 20, 2014

I guess no one has info on these products or experience

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Spencercraven82 · October 31, 2014

I had them on my 2007 F150 and the ride was AMAZING!!! It was seriously night and day from the stock shocks. I just traded it in for a 2014 Chevy LTZ 4x4 and I'm seriously considering putting them on it.

Spurshot · October 31, 2014

You had which? Bilsteins or Ranchos?

Lgetz · November 1, 2014

You had which? Bilsteins or Ranchos?

X2 inquiring minds want to know.

Trwtow · November 1, 2014

gonna try to wait for the bilsteen I only wanna go up one inch

if im reading right the rancho takes it 2 inches question is can u adjust them down any

Spencercraven82 · November 1, 2014

X2 inquiring minds want to know.

Sorry about that... I had the Ranchos. I've never had the Bilsteins. When I had the Ranchos I put the stiffness to medium and left it there. They rode sooooo smooth! There's a section of interstate construction here in Jax and it beats your car to death. When I drove through it I never felt a thing. As far as adjusting them, it only adjusts the stiffness and you can not adjust the height or levelness. Hope this helps. I just got my Chevy 1500 LTZ on Sunday and I'm considering installing them already.

johnrunner89 · November 11, 2014

Any update on these??? I found the shocks on Rancho's website but did not see that they would fit our 14' z71 4x4's. http://www.gorancho.com/products/leveling-systems/quicklift-loaded-leveling-system/

I really would like to be able to try and level the front and get a softer ride all with one stone.

fuse36 · November 21, 2014

Any update on these??? I found the shocks on Rancho's website but did not see that they would fit our 14' z71 4x4's. http://www.gorancho.com/products/leveling-systems/quicklift-loaded-leveling-system/

I really would like to be able to try and level the front and get a softer ride all with one stone.

there not going to make them for z71 is my understanding. I'm going to be installing them with the rs9000xl on my LTZ in the next 2 weeks. Will update after that. Just not happy with the RC 2" leveling kit when pulling a trailer. Makes the front end hop all over the place and not feel secure.

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