Rancho shock installation
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Rancho shock installation
Mornin' All,
I just bought the rancho quick lifts and RS9000's and have a few questions for those of you that already have them. I installed the rear shocks yesterday and installed the silicon boots, how far down the body of the shock are you guys placing them? Do I need to cut drain holes in the boot? Has anyone experienced any damage to the adjustment **** after having them installed for any length of time? I do look forward to getting the front shocks on, but need to get some help, I dont have all of the tools I need and also want to get my ball joints and tie rod ends checked first.
I just bought the rancho quick lifts and RS9000's and have a few questions for those of you that already have them. I installed the rear shocks yesterday and installed the silicon boots, how far down the body of the shock are you guys placing them? Do I need to cut drain holes in the boot? Has anyone experienced any damage to the adjustment **** after having them installed for any length of time? I do look forward to getting the front shocks on, but need to get some help, I dont have all of the tools I need and also want to get my ball joints and tie rod ends checked first.
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If you're gonna run the boots, there's no set distance. They just simply need to be far enough down so the zip tie is over a flat surface. The boot should already have holes in them. Never any damage to the ***** on mine, but my ***** are mounted up at the top. Pretty darn safe.