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@@robertng135 haha nope, these trucks are torsion bar front ends.

Oops. My bad.

@@prostauk9578 awesome!

@@everythingenfield8903 thank you so much for the kind words! I'm so glad my video helped!

@@omcbob37 Yes sir I remember going to that deep dive but it's the same shock as what they consider stock and up to a 1.5-in lift. I've got 15,000 mi on these now and they are excellent on my stock truck.

@@OhHeyItsBilly Thanks. I just got a 2024 Silverado 2500HD a few weeks ago and I'm already unimpressed with the ride quality of the Ranchos. I'll give it a few more months and probably swap to the Bilsteins.

@@omcbob37 yeah I hear that a lot from guys, I'm not too critical on the rancho shocks, but they've fallen from grace of their original pedigree when they started being mass produced for GM trucks. These trucks already ride a little stiff when they're empty, and I think these shocks help that a little. But I tow a LOT, so they even help more. I did 50,000 mi on my Ranchos and I probably should have taken them off at about 25,000.

@@OhHeyItsBilly I'll soon be doing a good amount of towing my travel trailer. In addition to the shocks I might replace the stock rear bump stops with a set of Timbren stops or Sumo Springs. I put a set of Sumo Springs on my old Silverado 1500 and it made a huge difference in ride and control quality when towing.

The 5100's I put on my 1500 Silverado said 0" to 1" lift.

@@duanejohnson4043 yep that's where I ordered mine and I paid $376 out the door

@@pushpindersingh8101 I paid £68

@@duanejohnson4043 thanks so much for the compliment! So shocks dont support weight at all. It dampens movement up and down so your vehicle doesn't look like uncle buck haha. A million dollar shock or a blowed out shock, when the load is sitting still, you will have squat. Now load support I am a big proponent for air bags. I've put Airlift 5000s on every truck I've ever owned and I regularly tow 18,000+lb gooseneck and have never had to replace a bag. With air bags, when you're empty, you can air down and have your stock suspension for a better empty ride. The Timbrens and Sumos are SUPER SUPER stiff when your truck is empty despite all advertisements that they aren't, it's 100% a lie, it makes your truck a really rough ride when empty. That's because although they look separated as you drive down the road, even when your truck is empty, they slam together against themselves when your suspension travels, yes even when empty. Now if they're under full-time load like a service truck, or full-time mounted truck bed RV, or anything where the truck is under a heavy load full-time they can be awesome because they're always under load and not so stiff like when empty and no moving parts, zero maintenance. But you will absolutely love airbags. Just add whatever psi you need for your tongue weight to make it level and pair that with good shocks and you'll be lovin life.

@@fedmex98 awesome 😎

@@luisignaciofigallo1638 The exhaust sealant lube is used to aid in the seal between the exhaust pipe conections. It can help prevent exhaust leaks, it isn't perfect, but can help. The sealant also aids in easier assembly and disassembly of the exhaust components; it can prevent parts from seizing due to heat and corrosion.

@@morganbeumee3468 of course!

@@KrishnaKanchibhatta thank you !!!

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Thank you! Empty is harder to see because 2500s are stiff empty. But loaded are amazing.

How does your truck ride now? Going thru the same thing

I notice about 50% - 75% reduction. At freeway speeds the mirrors still have a buzz to them 😔 but there definitely was an improvement on the hands.

Made not a jot of difference for me. Upgraded to 235g and still made no difference. Billet machined mirrors made the biggest difference. But over 70 and it’s still fuzzy. Stay safe.

Thanks so much for the kind words! Made my day! Best of luck installing yours - I still love mine!

Same here, my 2016 f150 is going to get a set of these as i just hit over 100,000km (62,000 miles) on my oem factory ones.

Sure can, with the refillable to LP adapter. They sell them everywhere. You can use a big tank on anything with the small tanks with that adapter.

Your comment just made my day, thank you so much for taking the time to tell me! I'm so glad you liked my video!

Thanks so much!!! No the bolt on top of the front shock is a ¾.

Thank you!!

@@prbell73 absolutely!

Came here to ask the same question. Headed down to do the Pittman arm, idler arm, tie rods and shocks. Thanks for the wrench sizes and the video.

Awesome! Those foot pegs are factory OEM that came on the bike new.

Yes sir!

Thanks for the comment! Probably last alignment few weeks ago.

I installed this on my RS three days ago and never touched the lower bolt. This installation is straight forward and the part is well made with excellent fitment. Highly recommend.

Thank you! 😊

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad the video helped! Ride safe my friend!

Thank you so much for the kind words! I absolutely love that red color also! Ride safe!

Thank you so much for the kind words! This comment just made my day!

Yeah it only keeps the honest thieves away. But what it also works good as, is hauling a second helmet with you.

@@OhHeyItsBilly absolutely, there’s definitely benefits. I’m just saying people always find ways to ruin your day.

@@cantwheelie_rob so true. Thieves suck.

Thank you! I'm so glad it helped!

Awesome!

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Thank you so much for the kind words! I hope it helped!

Thank you so much!

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