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1/2" socket for the two top bolts and a really long extension (or several extensions) are needed to ...

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18mm wrench for the bolt-side; 11/16" socket for the nut side.

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My original RS9000 punctured and leaked out around the bottom of the shock. This thing was shot by t...

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For you southerners, all that "white stuff' is salt. Minnesota salts the roads in the winter time to...

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I had to jack the rear up to replace the shocks. There just wasn't enough room to maneuver and get l...

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Rancho RS9000 (top) vs. Rancho RS9000x (bottom). The RS9000x looks to be a little shorter in design ...

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