It's getting time for me to replace my shocks, only 15K and I'm b-b-bouncing around alot more than I'd like. Of course my CCSB doesn't help the pogo effect much either......I know bilstein is a top rated shock......what about Edel IAS's, or others. please advise.

 

rancho rs9000x 9 ride settings with a turn of a **** or can be hooked up to a in cab kit. comes with urethane bushings.best shocks ive ever used on or off road.the in cab kits worth the cash if you go off roading at all i love mine and would buy it again.with the in cab kit you mount a compresser and run lines to where the ***** are on the shocks so you can adjust compresion and rebound on the fly.you read the settings off to white face gauges(front and rear) which is where you control the compresser.

 

I had the IAS on my 97 ECSB 4x4 and they were horrid. You feel every little bump or pebbel on the road. A buck board ride compared to Bilstiens.
No experiance with Rancho's.

 

i have the edelbrocks and i love them. i like the feel of the road that they offer.

 

IAS on the rear - Helped with the ride

 

Belltech Nitro-Actives, stock ride quality with a firmer feel of the road

 

i went with the premium monroe sensatrac and they were a major improvment. i know they aren't a hardcore sports tuned shock like some you buy, but i use my truck daily to work and haul the family around so i needed some comfort and they fit the bill.

 

qa1

completely satisfied.

The Rancho adustables are good too.

If your not into drag racing or auto cross on the weekends than I don't see a need for adjustable shocks.