Rancho 9000

[OldHiker]

Is anyone using these for off-roading? What setting? It seems I have to much bounce (rebound).

[DRTYFN]

They're not very durable.

[timgco]

I have had these on all my H2's. Not one issue so far. I run them 7 front 6 rear all the time. I don't change them unless you're going to be running higher speeds in sand. I only did this the one time. I felt everything was too soft, so I cranked them all the way up.

I think Adam runs his all the way up all the time.

[CO Hummer]

They're not very durable.

The come with a lifetime warranty, so it's just the hassle factor. Adam has had to change his out a few times.

I love 'em, and will never go back. I take mine offroad with a 7 setting it does well. But they again, per Ken and Paragon, this is just the setting for fire roads. ;) :D

[H2 Bill]

7 on all 4 corners. I love them.

[rusty]

7 all around all the time

like em a lot, but hav not had anything other than stock

[HummBebe]

I cranked them all the way for off-road use, which is the opposite of what they tell you to do, but I found that you had much less "bounce" that way. In the end I just left them set on 9 for the highway too, as I prefered the ride/handling.

Ditto. H2Rocks and I both ran the Rubicon at 9.

[ROX]

I had them on 9 before I got new front end parts last week, then it road too rough so I put them back on 7.

I had them on 9 for the Rubicon.

I put them on 3 on a really rough washboard road once, and they really smoothed out the ride.

[OldHiker]

Thanks for the info. I'll start playing with the settings. I did my trip with them set at 5 and felt they were to bouncy for off-roading.