goducks10 wrote:
JMO but if your 9000's are in good working condition then Bilstiens probably won't make enough of a difference. Sounds like you have some other issue causing the bounce. Maybe an air hitch would be money better spent.
True, but he first needs to determine IF the shocks are in good working condition...
My guess would be one or more of your rear shocks are bad. Rancho's these days aren't known for their durability, even true for the 9000s. I would first do a visual looking for any leaks then remove them, compress and see if they return to full length. If they don't, time to replace. And as others have mentioned go with Bilsteins.
How many PSI are you running in your bags?