[plug ugly]

I used to have a link for all the different lengths, part numbers, etc for rancho shocks, and now I can t find it. does anyone have it?????????

 

[waltman]

I don't, but I was hoping that this thread had it

 

[Joes93Bronco]

Does this help?

http://classicbroncos.com/rancho.shtml

 

[bearfoot_25]

www.gorancho.com/html/products/docs/07shocks.pdf

 

[plug ugly]

Does this help?

http://classicbroncos.com/rancho.shtml

not really. I found that on a google search, but it doesnt have any of the long travel shocks in the 9000 series. ITs kinda an old list. Thanks tho

 

[plug ugly]

www.gorancho.com/html/products/docs/07shocks.pdf

thats just an application chart, unless I missed something.

 

[bearfoot_25]

thats just an application chart, unless I missed something.

oops your right. I know i have that link somewhere cause i used it when i bought my shocks. Ill see if i can dig it up later this evening.

 

[Joes93Bronco]

I found this xl spreadsheet that has a whole ton of different lengths in it. You gotta search thru it for rancho and I dunno how old it is but it does have the lengths like you want.

I got free time.


http://www.ih8mud.com/tech/shocks/Shock_Specs_2-0.xls

 

[Joes93Bronco]

Are you tryin to find the model number by the specs? Or do you want the lengths of specific model numbers? Maybe if you find what you need of the list you can cross reference the number if it is an older part number?

 

[plug ugly]

there used to be a way to access all the part numbers, with eye styles, compressed and extended lengths. Similar to what was posted by you a few posts ago, but more comprehensive.

the above post helps tho, thanks

 

[bronco boy]

Rancho used to have them in PDF on their site, bu they pulled it.

I recently used this site to figure my lengths:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/susp/shockspecs/