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Has anyone had the chance to play with Ranchos new rs9000x shocks. I have the rs9000 series now and they're great. I'm not planning on upgrading, just curious as to if 4 more settings really improves anything. [addsig]
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I have the first model Rancho 9000's on a Jeep used as a daily driver and weekend rock crawler and after originally adjusting them to eliminate nose diving at hard stops, I have never touched them again (3 years ago). The fronts are adjusted to 3 and the rears to 2. If and when these shocks need replacing I will probably reinstall the 9000's (unless something new comes along) Not sure if the newer model is necessary (but these are great)
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Yea, I normally leave mine at 2 front/rear for everyday driving. I'll put them at 5 front/rear for 4wheeling or if i'm on a back road with a lot of windy S turns. The in cab controller makes it a breeze to change settings.[addsig]
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