Rancho 9000 Dual Remote Kit???

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Old 06-23-2001, 01:52 PM
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I have the 9000s, with out the remote. Adjusting them is no problem at all. Takes about 5 seconds each/ The worst part of it, is having to crawl under the rear of the truck to reach the *****.
If a new kit is on the way at some point, I will wait. I to have my doubts about the current kit. That's why I didn't purchase it with the shocks. I don't see how it could hold up under the pounding our trucks see.

As for the steering kit...$45 sounds reasonable. Installation is easy with common hand tools.

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Old 06-24-2001, 12:36 AM
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Well, i've been planning on getting this kit for a while. I called 4wheel parts in houston, to see what they thought of it, how much they would charge me, and installation costs. More than one person said they wouldnt recommend it, and one guy said he wouldnt install it. They said this because they leak too frequently. In their words,

"...Rancho is currently developing a new system that doesn't leak. It's been a problem thats costed the store money because we always end up taking them off trucks. We have been expecting a new Rancho system for a year, but haven't heard anything. I wont even do the install anymore 'cause i was getting blamed for falty installation. You don't want to waste your money on this one, wait for the new one."

SO, what does everyone think? I'm thinkin of just gettin the shocks but not the kit...how hard are the shocks to adjust in the back and front...? Thanks in advance,


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Also, I've been looking at steering stabilizers. How much did most of you pay for the kit and shock? I've see advertised prices for Rancho ones for like $45, but that appears to be just for the kit...any help?
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