Whats a good price for Rancho Shock Absorbers?

[MadManMike]

Hey guys,

I was just wondering what some of you paid for you rancho 5000's ? my local shucks has them for $46.99 +tax ... I just have nothing to compare it to.

 

Thanks!

-Mike

[Mr. Pickles]

Sounds about right to me. I paid like $42 each 2 years ago or so. Pro Comp shocks are a few bucks cheaper and similar, if you have a 4Wheel Parts shop around your area. IIRC, their 3000's are comparable, to the point that they are white and blue and Rancho is white and red.

[BLouisGod]

summit has them for 44 each, but without shipping. So, 47 picked up is about as good as you may get.

[MadManMike]

Well I found out that they have the rear rancho's in stock but not the front.... So I might just order a set of Pro-comps from summit...

 

Thanks for your help..

-Mike

*edit*

Does any one know the part numbers for the pro-comp front and rear shocks? I see the post that is stickied that has the pro-comp part number.. but it only has one part number (isn't there a front and rear shock.. or are they all the same size?)

Edited October 5, 2007 by MadManMike

[88pathoffroad]

Ya know you can get the Pro-Comp ES3000's for less from 4wheelparts.com, right?

 

4 Ranchos @ $46.99 = $180+

 

4 ES3000's plus a steering stabilizer: $140+ ship

[MadManMike]

Ya know you can get the Pro-Comp ES3000's for less from 4wheelparts.com, right?

 

4 Ranchos @ $46.99 = $180+

 

4 ES3000's plus a steering stabilizer: $140+ ship

 

Cool... thanks for the info..

 

So are all 4 shocks the same ? or is there front and rear? Because all they list is one size.. and they say you have to have a 1" front end lift.

 

And whats a steering stabilizer?

-Mike

Edited October 6, 2007 by MadManMike

[BLouisGod]

the fronts have a bolt on one end and a bushing on the other. the rears are bushings on both ends.