yz450mm
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This belongs in the truck Tech section, but I felt that it wouldn't get any exposure so here it is. I will keep it short and simple.
My new truck is a towing beast, but towing the TH on the way home from Newport Dunes last weekend it was bouncing a little more than I would have liked. I ordered some Bilstein 5100's, and installed them tonight. Since I was bored in the shop tonight, I cut apart the so-called Rancho OEM off-road shocks that I pulled off, and here is what I found.
If you have Rancho Shocks on your ride, take that shit off and throw them in the trash immediately. The actual dampening tube on them is less than 1.34" internal diameter, which is small for a car, not to mention a large truck.
I have no opinion for or against Bilsteins yet, but every review that I read about the 5100 series was excellent. After looking at these pile of shit Rancho shocks, anything else is better than these.
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My new truck is a towing beast, but towing the TH on the way home from Newport Dunes last weekend it was bouncing a little more than I would have liked. I ordered some Bilstein 5100's, and installed them tonight. Since I was bored in the shop tonight, I cut apart the so-called Rancho OEM off-road shocks that I pulled off, and here is what I found.
If you have Rancho Shocks on your ride, take that shit off and throw them in the trash immediately. The actual dampening tube on them is less than 1.34" internal diameter, which is small for a car, not to mention a large truck.
I have no opinion for or against Bilsteins yet, but every review that I read about the 5100 series was excellent. After looking at these pile of shit Rancho shocks, anything else is better than these.
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