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#1
11-20-2014, 04:43 AM
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Location: Portland, OR
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Re: Shocks - Not happy with Rancho and want to swap
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...FY9cfgod7FIATQ
Not a bad price on the billsteins... cheaper than my Ranchos were..... If I remember right the billsteins were more expensive back when I got my Ranchos.....
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2006 HUMMER H2
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External Trans Cooler -Radiator Bypass
Corvette Servo
Rancho 9000 Adjustable Shocks-
Rancho Steering Stabilizer
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11-20-2014, 08:06 AM
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Location: Portland, OR
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Re: Shocks - Not happy with Rancho and want to swap
So after some searching I'm not sure if the Bilstein 5100s are good to use for a stock height truck.
Can anyone confirm the 5100s are the shocks for stock height? And they are stiffer than the Rancho 9000 on the stiffest setting?
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2006 HUMMER H2
MOOG Front End
Diablo InTune w/DiabLew Tune
Cognito Steering Support
OBX LT Headers
Air Raid Filter w/Tube
External Trans Cooler -Radiator Bypass
Corvette Servo
Rancho 9000 Adjustable Shocks-
Rancho Steering Stabilizer
20" Chrome Fuel Hostage - Cooper ST Maxx
Slotted Rotors/Ceramic pads/Steel Lines
Viper Smart Start
iPod/Video Interface
HID Head and Fog Lights
Optima Red Top w/ Priority Start Cut Off Mod
#3
11-20-2014, 08:18 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Surprise, AZ
Posts: 717
Re: Shocks - Not happy with Rancho and want to swap
Quite a few are running them on stock height rigs without issue. It's the route I'm going to go when I start going through my front and rear suspension and replacing stuff. However I do plan on new keys and spacers for a small 2-3" lift.
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