Does anybody recall the OEM Shock absorbers/struts?
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I do not believe they were the OEM shocks.
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Rancho is owned by Monroe but even so i don't think they would use the same #'s. The "off road" edition used shocks with a bit more travel than the standard trucks did. On a side note when i first got my truck some 20 years ago i put on Rancho 5000's They didn't last the 20 years. But if you buy them today they will give you a lifetime warranty. That is if you register on their web site.
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Monroe own a wide range of automotive product brand names, and not just shocks... they’re into everything from exhausts to packaging.
Shocks are a consumable, like batteries, tires, and brakes... a vehicle “life time” is 10yrs/100,000miles... shocks at best will last 75k... during durability testing, shocks got changed out every 30k, but some of the road conditions were very choppy and hard on shocks.
Shocks are a consumable, like batteries, tires, and brakes... a vehicle “life time” is 10yrs/100,000miles... shocks at best will last 75k... during durability testing, shocks got changed out every 30k, but some of the road conditions were very choppy and hard on shocks.