Monroe Sensatracs or Rancho RS5000?

[parad1mg]

:scratch: Quick question, Monroe Sensatracs or Rancho RS5000?
i drive 90% on road and 10% mild terrain. I'd prefer a more stable ride and wanna get rid of that ridiculous wobbly feel.

Thanks!!!

 

[aldive]

I vote for the Rancho's.

 

[jah81592]

I'd recommend the Rancho's. If interested I offer them with competitive pricing.

 

[Rocketheavy]

sounds like you would want the ranchos. thats what i have. stiffer ride but good in the corners. bumps are alittle harsh but I dont get this mushy feeling everyone talks about

 

[leon63]

I just installed 4 Rancho RSX17000's on my 98 Mounty - They are great and there is no more wobbly feeling!

 

[Dan Whitaker]

I just installed 4 Rancho RSX17000's on my 98 Mounty - They are great and there is no more wobbly feeling!

X2

I just put a set on my '97 Mountaineer one week ago and they are great. They ride very well as they are a self adjusting shock.

 

[jimbo74]

depends what you are looking for... ranchos and monroe are made by the same company

 

[Styx]

The rancho's are good but if you want controle go with the controle max
Very impressive...

 

[parad1mg]

1st post; looking for a more stable ride and wanna get rid of that ridiculous wobbly feel.

i was just browsing procomps website and it looks like their es9000 shock has the same features as rancho's rs5000 only cheaper.. are made the same way but just marketed under different brand names?

 

[parad1mg]

sent pm to jah81592.

 

[jimbo74]

i was very happy with the performance of my procomp es3000 shocks


the monroe reflex shocks are very good as well

 

[parad1mg]

how 'bout the es9000 shocks? do you think the would perform like the rancho rs5000?