Rancho 9000's might have been an oops
I installed Rancho 9000's on our Dodge 3500 about 12,000 miles ago. 4000 miles hauling our single slide 9ft camper / towing, 3000 other miles towing cargo/flatbeds, and about 800 miles towing our Car...
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Super_Dave wrote:
Bill,
I would never drive my truck unloaded if I couldn't turn down the shocks from the "9" setting when not loaded.
Does that mean the "9" setting is above/beyond what one could expect from a non-adjustable shock?
How do the settings relate to an OE shock...i.e. is "5" about same damping you would get from OE shocks?
Edit; never mind...they have an example on their website!
I have also heard of Folks running 9000 in rear and 5000 in the front, as for most of us the front loads do not change much loaded vs unloaded.
Anyone running like this?
Tx, B
