Rancho 9000 or Bilstein 4600
OK folks, got a quick question for you. I'm thinking that my OEM shocks are toast, and am thinking about replacement. For a number of years, I had been extremely happy with the performance of Rancho...
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I would like to add from my recent research as far as I can tell, the 5100's are the same as the 4600's except for the Zinc finish along with they also have 3 different height models that can be used on stock/slightly lifted trucks like mine with taller heavy duty camper package front springs (Part Number: 24-186018 Front Lifted Height: 0-2") along with being lifted in the rear 1/2-1" (Part Number: 24-186025 Rear Lifted Height: 0-1") like mine always rides with a little air in the bags, to very lifted trucks with 4" and 6" shocks.
The 5100's on my truck are rated for 0-2" lift front and 0-1" lift rear. This seems perfect for MY setup and quite frankly any stock setup with them stating from 0"? I'm looking forward to putting a bunch of weight on them soon and seeing how they do and hold up. I'll definitely report back good or bad.
Bilstein 5100
The 5100's on my truck are rated for 0-2" lift front and 0-1" lift rear. This seems perfect for MY setup and quite frankly any stock setup with them stating from 0"? I'm looking forward to putting a bunch of weight on them soon and seeing how they do and hold up. I'll definitely report back good or bad.
Bilstein 5100
