F1Addict

My current shocks are stock extension (with a 3.5" lift) so I really need to upgrade soon because my rear axle goes airborne when I go over speed bumps at the mall and it's embarrassing when the ladies are watching. Rancho currently has a $100 rebate on a set of four RS9000XLs (10.5" extension), making them just $57 each.

Or, should I just go with the ProComp ES1000s (same extension) for about $32 each? I drive on washboardy dirt trails, up hills and mountains but never on big rocks or anything.

95Cherokee

$100 rebate?

F1Addict

You read correctly

http://www.4wheelparts.com/aux_incl/...ebate-2014.pdf

kirknd4spd

I'm not a fan of Rancho shocks. If you want a good shock, get a decent brand monotube shock, like Bilstein, Fox, etc. I prefer Bilstein, I think Pro Comp might make a monotube shock as well that would probably be cheaper. You get what you pay for with shocks though.

sycoglitch

Its true. All white body shocks are the same stuff. Go monotone. I liked my zone nitros way back when.

F1Addict

I was hoping to avoid a $300+ upgrade. I understand that you get what you pay for but, technically, the Rancho shocks cost the same as the Bilstein 5100 series but the Ranchos have a $100 rebate, making them significantly less expensive. I found the Rancho RS7000MT, also $79.99 each but they are monotubes and they have a $75 rebate.