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Originally Posted by Dysan911
Just curious, if you say the issue is a majority of incorrectly matched shocks.. Why would the Rancho's not solve the problem? I agree that they don't because I have a pair but just for my own curiosity I was wondering why it is that they don't make any difference if the issue is mismatched shocks and spring rates.
The Rancho's have 9 settings. Even on the stiffest setting I still get bed bounce.. Same with the softest so I don't think the issue is shock related at all.
Adding weight to the truck does make a difference.. THe amount of weight seems to be around 2 to 300lbs. I wonder if you can have someone design a spring for the tundra and specifically request that it be exactly 2 to 300lbs less rated than the stock Tundra springs.. I wonder then if it would eliminate bed bounce..
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Because Rancho's are one step above stock and two steps below Bilstiens. They were good back in 1985 when no one understood suspension design.
I don't know
anyone in the off road world that uses Rancho anymore... just people that are looking for cheap replacement shocks for their daily driven trucks.
