Missed the great sale last year, but I think my OEM shocks, at least some of them, have had it and I need to replace. Any recommendations on the best/cheapest place to order Rancho 9000s now?
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Missed the great sale last year, but I think my OEM shocks, at least some of them, have had it and I need to replace. Any recommendations on the best/cheapest place to order Rancho 9000s now?
Quick search says that Amazon is the best right now...$96 each.
Check 4wheelparts.com...they often have buy 3/get 1 free. Or follow Sears, maybe they'll have a sale again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Osteomata
***ALSO - DON'T THROW YOUR OLD ONES OUT OR LET THE SHOP KEEP THEM - SOMEONE HERE WILL LIKELY BUY THEM ***
OH yes definitely keeping the old ones, someone will probably want them for refurb. No buy 3 get 1 free going on at 4wheelparts, and no sears sale at this time. Might have to go the amazon route, at least I have a languishing gift certificate their and a 5% back credit card category for Amazon this month.
I haven't seen a Rancho deal for a while. $90-100 seems to be the low end price.
I ended up going with sensa-tracs in the front ($40 each) and they're great. I would like to get some bigger shocks for the rear axle and Ranchos or Bilsteins are the best choices. Let me know if you find a deal.
OK I just purchased from Amazon, and great deal the rears were half priced:
RS9000XL Front RS999214 $100.64
RS9000XL Rear RS999215 $56.98
There was a slightly cheaper option on the fronts from an Amazon dealer but without free shipping. Directly from Amazon automotive for all four shipping was free.
Plus I got my 5% back from Amazon with the Chase Freedom card coming, so total investment before installation right at about $300. not as good as those who caught the Sears sale, but best I can do now.
That's a good deal :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Osteomata
Do you have to buy all 4 to get the rear shocks at $57?