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the time has come for new shocks
Need to know what length I need for stock suspension. And which ones will improve the ride over stock without breaking the bank. If that's even possible. Lol
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I don't know the length off the top of my head, but for ride quality, I'd say Bilsteins.
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I dont know how much you wheel your Ranger but I would get the most comfortable shock you could for daily driving.
IMO, it will pay off. |
I've heard good things about those Ranchos that are adjustable... I think they're the 9000s?
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I just ordered ranchos 5000 series. Summit has em' for $50 each.
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Ty.....Bilstein makes 5100's for stock Ranger's. They list them to only fit 2wd Edge, but it might work very well in a 4wd. I suggest trying those out.
If they don't have sufficient clearance of the CV's, tried and true route is the yellow+blue Bilstein HD's that are proven to fit. Roughly $270 shipped off eBay. Price has gone up on the past couple of years. http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-Bilstein-S...ht_2768wt_1396 |
Originally Posted by morris
(Post 1985878)
I just ordered ranchos 5000 series. Summit has em' for $50 each.
bilstein all the way. 5100's to be exact. |
If I wanted a caddy ride I would have bought one. It's a truck.
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Originally Posted by morris
(Post 1986027)
If I wanted a caddy ride I would have bought one. It's a truck.
the 5000's are very, very stiff. |
KYB gas-a-just, same as the yellow bilsteins for half the price. I am very happy with mine.
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Originally Posted by Ranger Smith
(Post 1986045)
KYB gas-a-just, same as the yellow bilsteins for half the price. I am very happy with mine.
That's like saying Rancho 9000's are the same as stock shocks. No comparison. |
Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
(Post 1986049)
Same as? lolwut?
That's like saying Rancho 9000's are the same as stock shocks. No comparison. I would bet the Bilstein HDs and the KYB monomax are about the same too, but again the KYBs are half the cost |
Originally Posted by Lord Of War
(Post 1985862)
I dont know how much you wheel your Ranger but I would get the most comfortable shock you could for daily driving.
IMO, it will pay off. |
Originally Posted by morris
(Post 1986027)
If I wanted a caddy ride I would have bought one. It's a truck.
right now i've got worn out Motorcrafts on my truck, I'm putting Sensetracs in this weekend. If you want a nice ride, stick with Bilstein or Gabriels. If you use your truck for a truck, Monroes or Ranchos |
i would just stay away from KYB, ive seen two of them snap on a single cab yota pickup that weighs nothing, shocks were like 4-5 months old
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Originally Posted by BLK02
(Post 1986184)
i would just stay away from KYB, ive seen two of them snap on a single cab yota pickup that weighs nothing, shocks were like 4-5 months old
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Originally Posted by morris
(Post 1985878)
I just ordered ranchos 5000 series. Summit has em' for $50 each.
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CHEEPER...
Where? What does it matter they are at rob's. He told me so. |
Originally Posted by StxDangerRanger
(Post 1985846)
I don't know the length off the top of my head, but for ride quality, I'd say Bilsteins.
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Originally Posted by Sonic04Edge
(Post 1986293)
x2 the bilsteins ride so nice in a ranger. Just dont go with the HD shocks they are stiffer then Morris in a gang bang
Fixed, welcome back. |
Originally Posted by morris
(Post 1986282)
CHEEPER...
Where? What does it matter they are at rob's. He told me so. |
I just ordered a set of Monroes for my front. Anything will be better than what I have now, because my shocks have been done for the longest of time, and the front of my truck rides like the rear end of a dually.
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Meh, idgaf...
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Originally Posted by morris
(Post 1986528)
Meh, idgaf...
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I've got an FX4 w/Bilstein's and need new shocks...I'm assuming the ones from the factory are NOT HD? So I should go w/non HD again?
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