Super VXer
Sam's offroad store is having the buy 3 get 1 free rancho RS9000X shocks on sale again!!
It seems like Rancho has this kind of sale every March 1st through April 30th, i heard this from another forum.
however, now you can get a set of 4 for $223.35 with free shipping .
Last edited by GOVEHIX : 03/03/2005 at 12:19 AM
blue HID head light, custom license plate "GOVEHIX", Pro M mass air flow, black safari light bar from Tone, PIAA 194 fog light intalled, PIAA 550 fog light lamp installed, custom bull bar extention installed, Levoc ultra metal pedal set, Bioharzard sticker at the rear glass, Recaro red cellphone holder and razo steer cover.
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Super VXer
Thanks for the info GOVEHIX. I ordered mine...Here's the link to the page.....
http://www.samsoffroad.com/samsoffroadsto/rancho.htm
Last edited by VCrossfan : 03/03/2005 at 11:28 AM
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'Zoid
Finished ordering mine.
'Zoid
Same here
VXer
I Want Your Old Stock Shocks People!
I want your old stock shocks.
Even if they are blown.
Enyone willing to donate them for rebuilding, modding experiment.
I'll pay for shipping + the warm fuzzy of getting to know me.
Truckin'
'Zoid
Mine are in good shape. Do I get a bonus?
Super VXer
They do have a sweet feel to them. I have seen other post about the remote unit...I am wondering if has gotten better, or is it still prone to leaks.
Super VXer
It leaks quitye a bit less than the old system, but it still leaks. Despite a careful install, I have a pesky guage leak on my rear circuit. I go from a 9 to a 0 in about 12-18 hours. Sometimes it's even faster (my control head is flopping around my glovebox until I finish my console fabrication), which depends on how rough the driving is that day.Originally Posted by crager34
The RV/camper guys online seem to be pretty well on top of this, someone has already 'decoded' Rancho's psi rating scheme (e.g, a setting of 9 = 150 psi) and many are using Dakota Digital's electronic gauges (in a pod combining their air shocks and compressor into one system). Pretty neat stuff. I'm building a new manifold (to accomodate the digital senders -already revising, hoping to find a solenoid controlled valve for pressure relief), and the air compressors themselves can be purchased pretty cheap.
In the end, I would like to have onboard air (with a truly manly compressor, not Rancho's .88cfm unit) and a storage tank, capable of both airing up my tires AND controlling my 9000s. Oh, and I don't want it to leak.
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