Is anyone using a Rancho adjustible in the 2nd shock location for dual front shock applications? I've had the Bilstein 5100s for years and the second front shock is the Skyjacker that came with the front kit.

The Bilsteins are OK, but I know it could be better without going to the mega buck Kore, etc kits. I want to put Rancho 9000XL's all the way around with dual XL's up front

It's a 2001 2500 4x4

 

Found it in Rancho's latest catalog -

Front stock position - RS999008
Front add on position - RS999044

Rear - RS999274

 

good looking truck man.
im still running the stock shocks, so im going to watch this thread closely

 

I have had better luck with the Bilstein 5100s over the Rancho 9000s. The Rancho suck honestly.

 

I really like my Rancho 9000's. I can adjust them to run soft or firm. The only problem with adjustable shocks is that when you adjust to change the compression or rebound, the setting automatically adjusts the rebound or compression in relation. Kinda dumb if I only want to adjust one setting at a time but I'm sure they do that because most people dont know how to properly set shocks.

 

Id love rebound / comp adjustments on these. Maybe a fast / slow circuit too. Would make it handle really nice.