Quadratec Part #:
16023-0609
Rancho Part #:
RS55119
Description
Rancho's new RS5000X series shock has a unique valving system with advanced compression functionality. The cross tuned technology helps improve your Jeep's handling whether you are just cruising around the city or climbing over whatever the trail throws at you.
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Details
The Rancho RS5000X Series design includes patented progressive rebound and compression discs. At lower speeds or in the earlier stages of the Shock’s travel, an eccentric disc in the valve shim stacks will engage the valving at lower frequencies, helping to control the energy of motion as the cycle of the Shock increases or decreases in its action. When hitting a pothole, off-road trail obstacle or similar activity, Rancho’s Progressive Engagement Valving allows for early flow of fluid, helping to reduce harsh initial impacts and to control the flow of fluid in a progressive, gradual manner through the valving.
During on- or off-road driving activities like washboard roads or when traveling a rough fire road, the early flow of fluid helps to minimize a “rough” ride as the piston movement is able to glide through the initial travel motion of the Shock with minimal ground impact or force. If needed, the Progressive Engagement Valving will further engage to maintain control and stability.
Features
Features
- Progressive Engagement Valving
- Tuned compression control valve
- Enlarged 2 1/4-in. twin tube body
- Gas pressurization of shock
- 16mm Nitro-Carburized rod
- Full-displaced 35mm bore
- 1 3/8-in. Diameter Sintered iron piston
- Rebound bumper
- Black, Natural Rubber bushings
- Low-Friction, self-lubricating seal
- Protective boot
- Glass-filled, Fluon banded piston
- Double-welded loops
- Color: White
- Features: Nitro
- Shipping Weight: 5lb
- Shipping Dimensions: 25in x 4in x 4in (L x W x H)
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Rancho RS5000X Shock Absorber 18" / 11.75" Eye / Eye Reviews
Carl S.
6/12/2023
Bought a complete set of rancho shocks for my 1974 Jeep last year. The shocks work fine but the paint is poor. After about 500 miles of driving, very little in bad conditions, the white painted portion of the shocks show a lot of rust. If you are going to install these on your vehicle, I would suggest that you paint them with a high quality paint before installation.