Rancho RS999908 Quick Lift Loaded Strut Reviews

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1. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

   
   Perfect setup for 2001 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner 3.4 V6, December 26, 2013

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   Bradley J. Hoeflicker «eminent» (Hendersonville, TN) –
   
     

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   OK here is how it went down.
   I used the Rancho Struts up front. It comes ready to install (Spring, strut assy)
   I also used Fabtech (FTS205) 1-1/2″ Add-A-Leaf Kit for Toyota Tacoma for the rear of the truck
   along with (Left Rear) Bilstein 24-184960 Bilstein Shocks – 4600 series & (Right Rear) Bilstein 24-184977 Bilstein Shocks – 4600 series. With this exact setup there is no need for a leveling kit. You’ll get almost 3 inches of lift all the way around and the ride is amazing. No leaning into turns, recovers quickly from dips, bumps etc. It is level all the way around and drives amazing. I can’t say enough about it.
   This setup is for a
   2001 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner (4 door/double cab) with the TRD off road package. 3.4 liter V6 automatic Transmission 2 wheel Drive.

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   Amazing ride quailty., July 30, 2014

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   tacomalife –

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   I bought These for my 2003 Tacoma Double Cab. It had a coil Spacer lift prior to installing these. I measured before install and after. I gained about 1.75 inches over the spacer lift. So maybe about 2.5 or 3 inches over stock. I am not 100% on stock measurements. I was even able to do the install my self.(Minus a trip to alignment shop.) These beat the spacer lift by a long shot. My ride quality has improved. Night and day difference. I had them on the #5 setting and it felt a little to soft to me. So i put them on the #7 setting. That’s another thing about these you are able to dial in what you feel comfortable driving. I plan on installing them on any ride i get from now on.(UPDATE) I have put about 15,000 miles on them. And still them same. The ride quality is the same if not better after the have settled in. I do however lose .25 inches after settling. Still love them!! I also paired them up with skyjacker add a leaf. and it leveld the truck. Skyjacker RTC20 Softride Rear Add-A-Leaf Helper Spring with Tie Bolt

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3. 2 of 3 people found the following review helpful

   
   Rancho Quick Lift, June 24, 2013

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   bruce –

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   Hi, I have installed these shocks onto my sons 1995 Toyota Tacoma extended cab 4 WD and they fit and are working perfectly. I replaced the upgraded Fox shocks that came with my 2 inch lift kit from FabTech that were worn out. I set them at position 5 as recommended by Rancho and are a good stiffness. Setting the stiffness is done by the red knob at the bottom of the shock you will have 9 settings you will have to turn the knob clockwise till it stops and turn it back 5 clicks. They are painted a silver metallic and are a high quality shock. When installing them you might have a little difficulty getting one side more that the other because the gas tank was on the left side making it easier. I would recommend filling the gas tank before installing them because the extra weight helps when you are jacking up on the lower control arm to line up the lower bolt.
   Bruce

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