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Rancho Showcases New Shock Technologies in Latest Application Guide

Rancho, a leader in performance suspension systems and shock absorbers, continues to drive the development of new, highly engineered products for the enthusiast market and highlights its latest innovations in the new 2007 Rancho QuickLIFT and RS9000XL Application Guide.

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Rancho, a leader in performance suspension systems and shock absorbers, continues to drive the development of new, highly engineered products for the enthusiast market and highlights its latest innovations in the new 2007 Rancho QuickLIFT and RS9000XL Application Guide.

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“Rancho is always looking forward, developing new, innovative technologies that lead to new products and answer the demands of our customers. Our latest technologies cater to an even larger audience of truck and SUV owners who want the aggressive look of a larger tire and wheel package without a conventional lift kit,” said Rancho General Manager Joe Pase. “Plus, we continue to appeal to our core off-road customers through these new applications.”

Available now, the new supplement provides detailed technical information about Rancho’s latest innovations plus a comprehensive application guide for the new Rancho QuickLIFT and RS9000XL shock absorbers.

Completely installed in less than two hours without cutting, welding or drilling, Rancho QuickLIFT fixed-seat coil-overs replace OE spring-seat shock absorbers to provide 1- to 2-1/2 inches of additional lift. Finished in Rancho’s new Liquid Metallic Silver, QuickLIFT enables owners of popular late-model light trucks and SUVs to use larger wheel and tire packages at the fraction of the cost of a traditional suspension lift. Rancho QuickLIFT features a nitrogen gas-charged tri-tube patented mono-flow design and myRIDE tuning system, allowing for remote or manual nine-position adjustability.

Also new for 2007 are the massive Rancho RS9000XL shock absorbers, providing enthusiasts with another option for any off-road adventure. The new RS9000XL shock absorbers, finished in Liquid Metallic Silver, feature adjustable damping with either a 2.75- or 2.38-in. diameter reserve tube, delivering up to 48-percent greater oil capacity. The massive shock body allows the RS9000XL to run cooler and more consistent even under the most demanding conditions, enhancing performance and durability. The new shock is constructed with an 18-mm diameter chromed piston rod. RS9000XL shock absorbers also include the myRide tuning system.

For more information on the new Rancho RS9000XL and QuickLIFT shock absorbers or any of Rancho’s other products or to obtain a copy of the application guide, contact your Rancho retailer, visit www.GoRancho.com or write to: Rancho Suspension, 6925 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach, CA 90805. To locate the nearest Rancho authorized dealer, use the “Dealer” link at www.GoRancho.com to generate a list of online and local retail stores in your selected region.

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