Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
Maybe since they have a PW part number they compensated for it, I currently run 35's and have 37's on order so they'll get tested
2010 with 37" hooves, controlled by numerous Thuren parts and Thuren Custom King 2.5's (Moved to a new home)
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I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
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I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
Rusty, where did you order the 7100s from? Also, what length and valving did you get?
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Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
I believe he had the Performance 2.0 shock package from Carli Suspension I had the same kit. It comes with everything you need mounting hardware, adapters, etc. valved for a 2500 Hemi PW and ready to install.bryanh416 wrote:Rusty, where did you order the 7100s from? Also, what length and valving did you get?
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Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
I've had the 37's on for a week and the Ranchos are doing great. I like them a lot better than the factory Bilsteins.
2010 with 37" hooves, controlled by numerous Thuren parts and Thuren Custom King 2.5's (Moved to a new home)
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2333
I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2333
I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
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Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
Will wrote:I've had the 37's on for a week and the Ranchos are doing great. I like them a lot better than the factory Bilsteins.
Will,
Which Ranchos are you running the RS5000 or the RS9000XL?
Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
The 9000's. Look up a couple of posts and I put the part numbers at the bottom of it.TrueBlue13PW wrote:Will wrote:I've had the 37's on for a week and the Ranchos are doing great. I like them a lot better than the factory Bilsteins.
Will,
Which Ranchos are you running the RS5000 or the RS9000XL?
2010 with 37" hooves, controlled by numerous Thuren parts and Thuren Custom King 2.5's (Moved to a new home)
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2333
I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2333
I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
Back at my desk now, easier to copy and paste for me but here are the part numbers for Rancho and I found the best price on Amazon
Rancho RS999058 Rear
Rancho RS999044 Front
Rancho RS7416 Steering
http://www.gorancho.com/shock_lookup.ph ... &x=40&y=12
Rancho RS999058 Rear
Rancho RS999044 Front
Rancho RS7416 Steering
http://www.gorancho.com/shock_lookup.ph ... &x=40&y=12
2010 with 37" hooves, controlled by numerous Thuren parts and Thuren Custom King 2.5's (Moved to a new home)
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2333
I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2333
I only do what the majority of the 4 voices in my head tell me to. In most cases, I ignore two of them because one doesn't speak English, and I suspect the other is talking to someone else.
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Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
Are you guys mostly towing and street driving? I trashed my first two sets of shocks in the front just by the amount of flexing done off road. I ended up getting a taller shock mount on top just to get some options of shocks I could use and even then I have limiting straps to keep the axle weight off the shocks at full flex. My options at that point were all higher end reservoir shocks. In order to go without the limiting straps I was going to need to move the air box and fuse box under the hood in order to have even taller shock mounts. If some of you are fitting 37"s at least a few of you are having the same issues.
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Re: Bilstein 7100 Shocks.
Need something with heims then. Bushings don't cut it. Bigger 5/8" heims are the best for our trucks not 1/2" heims like foud on bilsteins and cheaper shocks. Kings 5/8" seems to hold up the best. Plus their poly bushing is better too. The higher end shocks I've gotten over the past three years have held up "okay" I've still managed to duck some of them up lol I bypassed the front left bilstein 9100 after a few good jumps and probably bottomed it..... And my king 3.0" left rear did the same thing which I found today.... They bypassed internally by allowing oil and nitro to mix causing the shock to become an emulsion shock which don't work to well when it's not meant to be!!
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