RS9000 XL Adjustable Shock Absorber | Rancho Suspension

[@JeepTJWheelin]

I've had these for about a year and a half. These are the best shocks I've had on any vehicle. I'm sure Falcon is as good, maybe better, but I don't think I'll buy anything else when these go. The versatility, quality and price make these an easy choice.

[@wvjeepguy8178]

Just installed these on my JK a few days ago as part of the Rancho 2" lift kit. The ride is amazing. I have a 2 door jk with hardtop...used setting 1 on the fronts and 3 in the rear.

[@warriorzmindset]

Daniel Hinkle is what is the best setting for daily driving

[@wadeh9302]

Also there’s a you tube video that shows maintenance and knob replacement on these shocks it’s on Dirt Hammers Off-road channel

[@leovallely5674]

I just installed a pair today. What’s the most comfortable setting on a Ram 2500? Let’s just say I don’t want to feel AMY bumps whatsoever. I know these aren’t intended for that but I want the softest ride possible.

[@mikeflanigan7387]

I have them on my 2020 Ram 2500 HD Bighorn. The front is set at 3 and the rear is set at 5. Very satisfied with the ride. mgf

[@performance808]

Have them in my suv never trusting oreilly auto for this they said the xl9000 for it but when called rancho they said I needed spacer on my spring aswell but wasn't told by oreilly. And the adjustment knob is super tight its not easy to adjust

[@xIronMikex]

I'm over here wondering if I should adjust the shock before putting my cruiser on the back or of it'll rise up a little after the load is on when selecting 7

[@victorekeh6752]

Im wondering if mine is a twin tube shocks its the rs9000xl and the oil leaked and i want rebuild it and i dont know which side to put gas

[@GoRanchoSuspension]

Hi Victor, our tech team would be happy to help talk through this with you. You can reach out to them at 1-800-325-8886. They are available Monday - Thursday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (CST), Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (CST).

[@victorekeh6752]

@@GoRanchoSuspension they are not on WhatsApp

[@krod2162]

I've had my Rs 9000 for about 5 years now. They only have maybe 10000 miles on them though. But when I ride on kind of rough fire roads the actual adjustments change On their own down to the lower settings. I like them on the firm setting. I got tired of climbing under There and changing the settings back to the firm settings. So I just glued the knob with some hot glue and now they stay put. Would something like this be covered under the Limited lifetime warranty

[@GoRanchoSuspension]

Hi, we recommend reaching out to our tech team regarding this. You can reach out to them at 1-800-325-8886. They are available Monday - Thursday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (CST), Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (CST).

[@0004ogre]

I get to install my rs9000's on the rear of my 93 k2500 Sierra today

[@michaelm1573]

How do you like them?

[@chancegibbons7481]

Will this model fit my 02 Wrangler tj?..

[@GoRanchoSuspension]

We have shocks for the TJ from stock to 6" in lift height.

[@carlosmandujano5274]

I'm looking to installing these on my truck. What setting is better recommended for off roading?

[@B_HarTz]

25

[@ToddCMenard]

Rancho recommends setting 1-3 for off road use to allow maximum undulation. Setting 4-6 for highway and normal use, settings 7-9 for towing and other heavy loads.

[@l.a.m7645]

Does the knob break when rock climbing and can you aim the dial to the inside instead of outside. What could I use so they don't rust, I live in the northeast area with alot of salted roads?

[@ShockSurplus]

The knob will only break if there's impact on it, which can happen during rock crawling or driving fast on rocky / gravel roads. There are lower shock guards you can install on the lower shock mount. You can also turn the shock so that the knob faces away from road debris kicking up. There's no saving the shocks against rust and salt though.

[@ToddCMenard]

On My rear RS9000xl shocks the setting button faces rearward. The buttons front struts face the tire. This was recommended by Freedom 4x4 who loaded the struts for me.

[@jamesbanteah939]

I think I put my control arm to high my shocks didn’t expand I have the rs999118 rancho 3in shocks can someone help me with pointers?

[@GoRanchoSuspension]

What vehicle by chance?

[@jamesbanteah939]

Chevy s10 4x4 4.3L 1988

[@GoRanchoSuspension]

​@@jamesbanteah939 are you lifted 3" by chance? Or are you stock height? DId you "prime" the shock and twist the shock to allow it to extend?

[@gurkhaman]

It look like setting 1 and setting 9 are in the same click. its confusing

[@B-real85]

gurkhaman are you buying this shock?

[@gurkhaman]

Nope. I had it in my old Toyota Fortuner. Left it at setting number 5. was very happy with how it handled.

[@elverroman1188]

What is the price

[@GoRanchoSuspension]

We do not sell direct at this time, so look to your favorite retailer on cost. Thanks!

[@anthonycelata775]

They work great for about the first 20k then they need to be replaced.... My stock ones did 150k. Not impressed.... On the second set now.

[@GoRanchoSuspension]

Hi Anthony, we're sorry to hear about your experience. Our tech team would be happy to help you with this. You can reach out to them at 1-800-325-8886. They are available Monday - Thursday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (CST), Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (CST).

[@alqarni-AMG]

Yokun 2015 ?

[@JamesValentineBaja1000]

No

[@Bird76Mojo76]

"Sintered metal piston" = cheap junk