Edelbrocks or Rancho Prices
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Rancho Shocks
Go to 4wheelparts.com, this is the best place I can find for Rancho RS9000 or RSX shocks. Hope it helps...Here is a pic of my truck, I only have RS5000 but plan to upgrade to RS9000's soon.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...allery1467.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...allery1467.jpg
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Best prices I found on the RS9000s (when a buy 3 get 1 free wasn't going on) was at HotRod Offroad. However, they have gone up considerably since I got mine from them. [They were $52.95 + shipping each, now $70.00]
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I don't know how often they have the buy 3 get 1 free - I have seen it a couple of times. Seems like maybe they run it once a year. I bought my last RS9000s from Sam's Offroad when they had the special on - all 4 were less than $200 delivered, so their regular price may be pretty decent. However, I was less than happy with how long it took my order to arrive.
As far as my '00 goes - I was run off the road by an 18 wheeler and rolled and/or flipped it (witness statements conflict). No one was seriously injured thankfully.
As far as my '00 goes - I was run off the road by an 18 wheeler and rolled and/or flipped it (witness statements conflict). No one was seriously injured thankfully.
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I bought mine from four-wheel parts but made them price match desert rat! They have 'em for $279.99 + free shipping. Not a bad price for great shocks!
http://www.desertrat.com/edelbrock/edelbrock.htm
http://www.desertrat.com/edelbrock/edelbrock.htm
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Earlier this year I put the Edelbrock IAS on my 99 Lariat 4x4. At first they road great, after about 2 months, they sucked just as bad as the stock ones. If I had kept the boxes I would have sent them back. I strongly advise against them, My brother installed Ranchos, much better, even after a few months.
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