Need New Shocks

I have RS9000XLs on both trucks.

2009 3500HD DRW does camper hauling duties. I have the rear set on 9 with the camper on, 4 with camper off.

. . .Do not forget to look at KONI FSD shocks. . .sweet but expensive . .

My 2015 one ton Chevy SRW came stock with Rancho 5000. So far so good.

Paul

I got the bilsteins, they are way to soft for my 4000 pound camper on my dually. I should have known when they list the same shock for a 1\2 ton truck and a one ton.

I've got rancho 7000's. Pretty happy. Not sure if I'd rather have the 9000 adjustables or not.

I'd probably try out the 9's for the next set, but I can't say I'm unhappy with the 7's. Price was right for the 7's.

I love how my Ranchos ride with the camper on but not so much with the camper off.

I put Rancho RS9000XLs on my dually. They are adjusted to 9 with the camper (which never leaves the truck) and they did in fact make a big difference. Can't speak to the Bilsteins though..

Dak

If so, make sure and keep your receipt. Lifetime warranty with it, no warranty without it. We had them on two srw trucks before we got our drw. They made a huge difference over the oem shocks when hauling our 4,000 lb camper.

I am likely going with Ranchos, especially since they have their sale going on.

You can get by with non-adjustable shocks on a drw carrying a medium sized camper. On an srw truck carrying a hardside tc, you need adjustable dampening shocks. You need all the dampening you can get and you can get more with adjustable dampening shocks than non-adjustable; whatever the brand.

Brad