Can someone tell me which of the vendors sell the Rancho 9000 shcocks?

I have looked but haven't been able to find anything other than the Bilsteins.

Thanks

Have you tried putting Rancho shocks and Vendor in and doing a search?

4wheel parts

i tried looking in the vendor section but have not had any luck.

Sears also.

I don't want to lead you away from the forum. If you can find them from a supp. vendor buy from them. With that said I bought mine from www.samsoffroad.com (http://www.samsoffroad.com) they had them for the cheapest price that I could find, free shipping as well. I couldn't find a S.V. that sold them when I bought mine.

Whats the part number for a 2" extended shock?

Thanks for all of the replies.

Thanks Slick, we always get bit in the ass for shipping. I'll be ordering some come payday. :)

Whats the part number for a 2" extended shock?

yea I was wonderin that too... anybody know?

Just called Rancho and that Sams off road place. They said that rancho either has a shock for the stock height or 4" of lift. Hmmm...

Hey slick, are your torsion bars cranked up? I have mine cranked 6 turns with stock shocks. Im going to get that cognito leveling kit, dont want the shock extender brackets. Are you stock? Which shocks are you using (part #'s)

Jhn sorry about the late post, I lost this thread.(Need to start subscribing:banghead: ) Yeah, my bars are cranked. However, I don't really recommend this with stock height shocks. I can feel my Ranchos getting softer all the time, and I've had them on for about 5 months.-:t I'm going to send them back and get replacements, then lower my bars back to as close to stock as possible, after doing some trim work.

I've also tossed around the idea of getting the extended shock that Bilstein or Rancho makes for the front, since my backs are perfect. I don't know if this will work when I need to lower my bars for racing... Does anyone know if there will be a problem lowering the bars with the longer shocks?