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Old 09-12-2005, 02:00 AM
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Rancho Suspension

Just wondering if anyone had an opinion on getting Racho RS5000's over the Bilstein shocks for my 2000 z71. It appears that the Rancho's are a bit cheaper and all I am looking for is good shocks for my truck.
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The Ranchos are good shocks but they are designed more for off-road use, in turn they usually have a stiffer ride. I know in you post before me and another person suggested Bilstien. Good shocks and you get what you pay for. Monroe maybe a little cheaper and give a good ride also. You can also go to a local garage or knowledgeable parts person at the parts store could help you out. Good Luck
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