Rancho 9000's

[timgco]

Well. some of you may know that i tried the Rancho lift and had issues. Looking back, it may have been due to the rim set up and the way the front end was aligned/ tire/ rim set up and t bars. I had the 9000's but really couldn't tell due to the way it was set up.

After going through a bunch of bs, and posted my experience, Rancho got wind of this. I was able to talk with one of theie fine people after they posted here. they stepped up and tried to answer as many questions as possible. They even offered to resintall the lift at their facility at no charge. they are convinced my issues were due to the install and tire/ rim setup.

So, something showed up on my doorstep today. they sent me some 90000's. I installed them in about 2 hours with simple handle tools.

HUGE difference in ride quality. Way better than stock. ...not that stock was bad. Even with the 35's, the rig soakes up the large bumps like nothing and the smaller ones have gone away almost alltogether.

So for those that are thinking of upgrading to the 9000's at atock height, I can say don't hesitate. GREAT RIDE!

Thanks Rancho.

[HummerLV]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by MarK M:
ok... thats just plain sick!

can you tell me what the specs are on those wheels and tires?! who makes the wheel, size, and tire info.<span class="ev_code_RED">pro comp 7089 17x9 4.75BS [COLOR:RED], BFG MT 35 12.50 17</span> [/color]

I was perfectly happy with just upgrading my tires and you had to post this. Now I'm interested in getting a wheel/tire setup!

thanks! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

[HummerLV]

see small photo album
http://elcova.com/groupee/forums/a/t...1/m/5521096651

[FROGGY69ER]

timgco, Thanks for taking the time to check for me. I am going to order mine this weekend.