Rancho 5000 shocks???

[ridnlow]

Does anyone have these on their truck and are they any good?

[hatrack]

ridnlow,

I have them on a 1978 Ford Bronco they are very good. After 12 years and 70,000 miles they are still performing very good. Would buy them again.

Ken....

[Wingnut]

I have them on my 92, and I think they are a little soft...I wouldn't buy them again.

[Jersey Tahoe LT]

I have them on my 99 Tahoe. They are awesome. Totally stabeled out the ride. Much stiffer than stock. But not to stiff. I was in NYC and that was the only time I really felt the ride difference. There roads are terrible. I would definatly recomend them. Especially for the price.

 

Later,

Brandon

[Bulldog]

I just bought some RSX17000's but haven't installed them yet. I'll post my findings after I get them installed and drive on them a bit.

[Bulldog]

I installed the rear shocks today along with a zero rate add a leaf kit I got from Off Road Design. Its supposed to help my sagging rear end.

 

I drove about 30 miles on the new rear shocks today and noticed an improvement in my trucks ride. So far so good. Tomorrow I will tackle the front shocks.

[Bulldog]

Installed the front shocks on Sunday and boy can I tell a difference in my trucks ride. What an improvement! I bought the truck used so I have no idea how old the shocks were that I removed.

 

At this time I would definately purchase the Rancho RSX 17000 series shocks again.

 

[lrymal]

I just bought some RSX17000's but haven't installed them yet.  I'll post my findings after I get them installed and drive on them a bit.

Uh oh... I'm lost on these 17000s. I can't find any descriptor or application use about them on the internet.

 

EDIT: Nevermind. Found 'em: http://store.summitracing.com/product.asp?...searchtype=ecat

[AZ1500]

I've been running 5000's on different vehicles for the past 20 years. You can't go wrong with Rancho! If you've got some extra $$$ try the RSX's.