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I ran the Rancho 9000 XLs on my first Duramax with a 6 inch lift. The compression adjustability was a nice feature and was especially helpful when towing heavy. I also ran air bags.

I wouldn't say they were on par with the 2500HD Multimatics, but for $400-500, they are a good option that adds a lot of flexibility to adjust ride for different conditions.
Would you go rancho over multimatics on the 1500 going forward?
 
Would you go rancho over multimatics on the 1500 going forward?
I would have to try them to compare, but wouldn't expect the same ride quality. So I'd say, Muktimatics or Fox 2.5 or Elka.

The Ranchos primarily have 9 levels of compression adjustability, but you have to adjust manually using a dial on the shock. I would primarily run them in the middle for daily driving and full compression towing. It worked on that rig, but the Multimatics hsve a broad range of dampening without the need to make adjustments and thats the beauty.

The Ranchos are nitrogen filled and have a huge shock tube, so they do well and don't fade much when your working them. Very good shocks for the money. Shock Surplus has a decent review.

 
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I ran the Rancho 9000 XLs on my first Duramax with a 6 inch lift. The compression adjustability was a nice feature and was especially helpful when towing heavy. I also ran air bags.

I wouldn't say they were on par with the 2500HD Multimatics, but for $400-500, they are a good option that adds a lot of flexibility to adjust ride for different conditions.
100% AXE. They cost me $400 on Amazon and my buddy's dealership installed them. Very happy with the difference and they definitely smooth out the ride a lot.
 
A new coating of what?
Adam's Graphene Ceramic Advanced
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