Maybe the Ranchos are better off w/out the stupid in cab air control... but they have only been on my truck for a little under two years and I see the rears already have alot of rust on them... When the air system would hold air, they would stiffen up pretty good but.. I figure if I have to take them off to put the adjuster ***** back on and get rid of the in-cab control, then I might as well just toss 'em and put something else on!


Tony

 

Somebody had bilsteins listed on ebay for $219.00 for buy now. I wonder if they are the proper ones,says so on the header.

 

Rickson has them for between $57.00 and $71.00 per shock dependng on the application.

http://www.ricksontruck.com/index.html

Don't know what shipping would be.

 

Tony,
The Rancho's I am getting do not have the in-cab controller. Again, as I said the guys running them over on RV.Net stand by them.

 

Auto zone, $50 each. Kevin

 

Yeah... don't ever waste your money on converting over to the in-cab remote!! I even bought all new fittings and teflon tube and it still leaks out in no time! Just use the dials that are on them...

I'm going to switch just to switch...


Tony

 

Which AutoZone is that? I just did a search and the 2549 is $69.99. That's quite a steep price for the Bilstein OEM.

 

Still considerably cheaper than a Rancho 9000.....