have a 3 inch lift on my truck, will this shock still work ?
2062644
I would advise you to contact Rancho and they will help you with your application. Stock height and 3-4" lifted trucks will take different shocks. Hope that helps
72473
Hi Luis...I am not qualified to answered that set of questions. I just replaced my old shocks with those new ones and they were an easy swap and worked fine...:if you are going to try and change several items, you should stop by an auto parts store and get their help in looking up what you would need to complete your project...I hope this helps...John
2106286
Worked on mine great, you just may have to do some adjusting on exactly where the lift may go. Yours looks just like mine.
2256951
It's correct. After you install those spacers it will give you the 3" of lift. Because of the geometry of the front end, the spacers don't have to be 3" to achieve the 3 inches of lift
1311038
I have 33" tires with a 3.5" lift. The product barely works. With your set up I suspect it will be just short of getting your tire off the ground. But, if you have a small board maybe an inch think to slip under it, it will work. That's what I did to make the jack not extend all the way up.
1083563
I,m sure they will not work. You will need a shock with longer travel. Look at different lift kit to see which rancho shock they offer with their 3'' lift kit. And then you will get the right length shock.
256156
The shock connection has to match your vehicle, specifically the width. If this matches you'll have no trouble installing these.
39336
I don't know but go to the shamino website and they will have the specs for that shock I ride a 26 " wheel
430040
Don't know for sure look at your front and see if it's same mounting bracket and same shock as the front if so they should
220232
you need to get the ones for a four inch lift, or they will not have enough rebound. They are great shocks, mine are for three inch lift, check application chart.
781888
Probably not. You need to determine your trucks range of motion, like Dusdaddy commented, but not just droop but also distance when the arm is against the stops as well then find a shock with this range.Chances are someone on the internet in a forum has done the same lift and can recommend an appropriate shock.
803929
You don't have to they make extensions for the OE shock if you want to be on the safe side , however I did switch to a 3" lift when I installed mine.
257118
Hey Danny I have an 07 dodge 1500. Ur diesel might b too heavy for that lift. I didn't buy the impact wrench can't answer that question. Hope this helps
1874835
I have worked for two big four wheel drive shops in san antonio and I will tell you anytime you add any lift or lowering kit you sbould check and replace any worn or loose parts. Also yes you need to put a two inch longer shock on your truck because your ride will suffer and or you will blow out or rip the top off your shock if you hit a bump too hard!
52425
They will, I have a 2008 Cherokee with a 3in lift as far as I've noticed there's not a huge difference in suspensions between the two jeeps.
2093809
The lift shock I received did not fit my Husky box and I returned it. There must the thousands of sizes and the review that mentioned it working with the Husky box fooled me. Be careful.
1978745
No,don't remove lift, just replace shock,right shock and left shock are different numbers