Bilsteins with Rancho?

By LaserBlueZ71
December 14, 2014 in Advanced Drivetrain, Suspension & Tuning

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LaserBlueZ71

Posted December 14, 2014

Could I use Bilstein front and rears over the Rancho shocks for the 4 inch lift kit?

The more research I do, the more I find people are not that impressed with Rancho shocks. They seem to only last a year or 2 and then the squeaks and rattles start.

Has anyone ever substituted Bilsteins for RS9000XL's on a Rancho 4''?

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