Just use the code "save10"..... it takes off 10% and the code "mc1" takes off 5%.

 

4wheelonline.com has the whole package with 9000xl shocks for $1741.41 for my 2010. called them this morning and they knocked off another 20, so after rebate it'll be $1221.41 shipped to my door. best...deal...period.

 

Did you get the black or red lift?

Other members have had problems with 4wheelparts.... I've never used them, but heads up.

https://www.f150online.com/forums/su...ease-read.html

edited to add: 4wheelonline does not include the skid plate at that price. My kit (in black) ran $2105 from 4wheelparts... 4wheelonline's price is $2409, both prices before the rebate.

The 2009 kit is a little cheaper than the 04-08, but not many other sites seem to carry the 09+ kit.

- NCSU

 

Can you let us know how this works out, because this is the best deal I have seen for my 2010 FX4. Thanks

 

yeah, i actually got ripped off by 4 wheel parts. terrible business practices. this is actually a different company though. www.4wheelonline.com
im a little worried, becuase they didnt seem to know there were two different part numbers for 09 and 10, but the price is too good to pass up. even if there is a difference, its probably only a brake line relocation bracket or something easy to deal with like that. i'm probably going to wait a while before installation, but i'll keep everyone posted.

 

oh man...i didnt read the post about them until just then....well....i guess i'll see how it turns out.

 

and no it doesnt come with a skid plate and i think they only make it in black now. man am i starting to worry about this now. 88 bbb complaints? damnit!

 

If you go to Rancho's website you can look up the installation instructions and see the parts list. The difference between the 2009 kit and the 2010 kit are the left and right knuckles, different parts numbers for each year, and of course the installation instructions.

Also check and make sure the part number of the kit you're getting matches the approved part numbers for the Rancho rebate. It has to match on the receipt for it to qualify.

So if the receipt says anything about a discount, you probably won't be eligible for the rebate.

- NCSU

 

The Rancho kit for a 2010 F 150 (RS6519B) is eligible for the rebate.

 

And so is the RS6518B for the 2009, just make sure the receipt you get has one of those two part numbers somewhere on it.

- NCSU

 

I was about to pull the trigger on this when I read the rebate is only "Valid in USA only".
Shipping would have cost me around $500.00 anyway. It's a good deal for you guys.

 

called them this morning to check on the part numbers and they said we caught it in time before it shipped out, but that they were wrong on the price. they apparently didnt charge me for the struts. the website really is misleading. why would anyone want to buy a set of 4 rear shocks? anyway....the new price is still lower than anywhere else, or at least the same as the next cheapest place i found. the new guy i spoke with today gave me a $10 discount, but it showed up on the invoice they sent me as a rebate, so im hoping it doesnt give rancho a reason to not send me the rebate card. it all supposedly shipped out from california today, so if all goes well it should be here by next week. im still just hoping this wasnt a huuuuuge mistake.

 

As long as you get all the right parts it won't be a huge mistake. At that point, the worst case scenario is that you don't get as good of a deal as you thought.

What'd the final price actually come to now?

- NCSU

 

the new total is $1860. which is still a pretty good deal. assuming that $10 rebate doesnt kill the rancho rebate. and it actually shows up. and its all the right parts like you were saying.

 

Is that $1860 before or after the rancho rebate?