Gentle request of advice on comfy

[WILLY]

I got 275/55/18 toyo st tires,they look sweet and are real nice tires.

[Chopper]

Nice,Willy.... I had to respond to this post, I like it so much... Bilstein shocks will go a long way toward softening up that ride. They are a little too soft for most, so they may be just what you're looking for. Good luck with the baby, Wayne

[JULIAN911]

I highly recommend Rancho RS9000 adjustable and put them on the softest setting (#1). I also bought the in-cabin remote control unit but never installed it. I'm not for or against it, just never took the time to do it and I don't plan to do much adjustment. If you're interested, PM me for a cheap price since it's just collecting dust right now.

[Triathlete]

Just buy a big ol' comfortable pillow for the passanger seat!

[Hendrik suhardiman]

I am curreently using Falken Tyre 265x50x20,and I think its not because of my tire.I tried to cut the rear stopper and replace the rear spring with volvo 960 spring ,cut the 2 coils to lower my rear to look even with the front n great looking now.I havent changed the shock yet..I remove the front rubber stopper..On the flat nice road seems ok,but on the hump ...huhh ..the rear back jumpy just after it passes the hump...So all friends here recomended Rancho 9000 ajustable .Thank you all,but dont you think changing the shock alone will not solve the total issue?I really dream to have a smooth less bumpy vehicross without pillow though.Is the rancho double action or single action ..anyone know the price n the correct tipe for the front n rear shock?thank you for attending to my problems in details..
Hendrik S
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[uncle_asa]

Actually once I changed from R18 to R16 wheels the ride become more smooth. With R20 it would more bumpy.

[dog]

Saved from an earlier post:

According to Rancho Shock table:
RS99214 = Front
RS99215 = Rear
numbers come from Trooper listing that interchanges with the VX.