Rancho RS9000X Question
I have an '03 Scab XLT 4x4 5.4L w/towing package and just replaced the P235/70R16-E's with Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo LT265/75R16-C's and was wondering how much better the ride would be with Rancho RS9000X shocks? I hardly ever carry a load, and it seems that these OEM "heavy-duty" shocks don't have much give to 'em--very rigid. I have read numerous posts on here about the RS9000X's, and thought they might help smooth out the ride. I commute 55 miles each way to work on a crappy California fwy, usually empty, and need some relief.
If you set the RS900x on the softest settting, you will notice a big difference in how it rides. And you can go back to the OEM level when you please which would be in the 3-4 range for the RS900x.
BTW, still buy 3 get 1 free unil end of June.
BTW, still buy 3 get 1 free unil end of June.
I notice you have 2003 model but you don't say how many miles. I noticed on my truck that it was very stiff when new. However, the shocks did soften a little bit after several thousand miles. It still rides like a truck, but not as stiff as it did when new. Give your shocks a little time and they may soften a little.
Crazy as it may sound, but my truck felt alot looser after some off-roading in Big Bend NP...it's like I finally got the suspension and shocks bouncing a bit and they softened up (of course, it is still a 4x4, but it 'feels' a little softer).
Mike
Mike
OH WHAT THE HECK!
I went ahead and ordered the Rancho RS9000X's. I figure that I'm going to have this truck for a long time, so I might as well do it right while the gettin' is good! Still "Buy 3 Get One Free" @ Sam's. Jumped on it.
I went ahead and ordered the Rancho RS9000X's. I figure that I'm going to have this truck for a long time, so I might as well do it right while the gettin' is good! Still "Buy 3 Get One Free" @ Sam's. Jumped on it.
Last edited by Rileyrott; Jun 12, 2003 at 03:30 PM.


