Rancho RS9000X
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Rancho RS9000X
I should be getting my new shocks in the next day or two and was wondering what the best setting is for highway use (No plans to go offroad for a few weeks) Looking for a good ride on the street. What number is everyone running? Thanks
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I think it will depend on your current suspension.
My '99 is as heavy as they come from the factory and I have to run my fronts on 4 and the rears on 2 for daily driving. Anything higher will cause a pretty rough ride. When I load my cab-over camper or load down my truck and trailer with 50 bales of hay, I set the fronts on 6 and the rears on 9. I haven't hauled the camper since I installed airbags, but with the hay loaded, I also put 15 lbs in the bags. It rides good without any bounce or bottoming.
My '99 is as heavy as they come from the factory and I have to run my fronts on 4 and the rears on 2 for daily driving. Anything higher will cause a pretty rough ride. When I load my cab-over camper or load down my truck and trailer with 50 bales of hay, I set the fronts on 6 and the rears on 9. I haven't hauled the camper since I installed airbags, but with the hay loaded, I also put 15 lbs in the bags. It rides good without any bounce or bottoming.
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I think it will depend on your current suspension.
My '99 is as heavy duty as they come from the factory and I have to run my fronts on 4 and the rears on 2 for daily driving. Anything higher will cause a pretty rough ride. When I load my cab-over camper or load down my truck and trailer with 50 bales of hay, I set the fronts on 6 and the rears on 9. I haven't hauled the camper since I installed airbags, but with the hay loaded, I also put 15 lbs in the bags. It rides good without any bounce or bottoming.
My '99 is as heavy duty as they come from the factory and I have to run my fronts on 4 and the rears on 2 for daily driving. Anything higher will cause a pretty rough ride. When I load my cab-over camper or load down my truck and trailer with 50 bales of hay, I set the fronts on 6 and the rears on 9. I haven't hauled the camper since I installed airbags, but with the hay loaded, I also put 15 lbs in the bags. It rides good without any bounce or bottoming.
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