Are Rancho Lift Kits good?

Are Rancho Lift Kits good?

This is a complete lift kit with some of the best value shocks available. This kit rides great and I highly recommend it with the 9000 series shocks. The other reviewer installed the additional front spacers, which he didn’t need since he isn’t running a winch or heavy front bumper.

Who makes Rancho lifts?

Tenneco Inc
Rancho products are manufactured and marketed by Tenneco Inc (NYSE: TEN) a $17.45 billion manufacturing company best known for its ride control and emission brands, including: Monroe® shocks and struts, Walker® Exhaust, Thrush® Exhaust, and DynoMax® Performance Exhaust.

Do Rancho shocks come with hardware?

Inside every Rancho suspension system are all of the required hardware and fittings for installation and a highly detailed, full-color, step-by-step installation guide. Rancho suspension systems and Rancho RS9000XL shocks and struts are backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

How long do Rancho struts last?

Rancho RS9000XL Longevity & Durability There’s quite a big range of feedback regarding how long these Rancho RS9000XL Adjustable shocks last, ranging from 50-100k miles. The adjustability of them really go a long way in dialing in the handling or comfort, depending on what the driver needs.

Where is Rancho suspension made?

Australia
All Rancho® Springs are designed and manufactured in Australia using a quality shot peening process to maximise spring durability.

Where are Rancho parts made?

And as you can tell, Rancho took some ‘inspiration’ for how they designed their RS7000MT competitor. One thing to keep in mind as well when comparing these shocks, Rancho manufacturers the RS5000X in Arkansas, USA, while Bilstein manufactures their shocks in Germany and the United States.

Where are Rancho shocks made?

All Rancho® Springs are designed and manufactured in Australia using a quality shot peening process to maximise spring durability.

How long should Rancho shocks last?

There’s quite a big range of feedback regarding how long these Rancho RS9000XL Adjustable shocks last, ranging from 50-100k miles. The adjustability of them really go a long way in dialing in the handling or comfort, depending on what the driver needs.

Why are Rancho shocks so good?

Rancho 9000 relies on ‘adjustability’, giving you freedom in how you want your ride to feel on different terrain. That’s one of the reasons you see a lot of lighter model Jeep owners rooting for Rancho shocks. Take the TJ or even older-gen Wranglers – potholes or washboard roads will hit hard with a pair of 5100.