Thats a bit of a hard 1. I don't know that anyone here has gone from 1 to the other. I have the Rancho Kit which I think is pretty good. Great flex & ride. I haven't had any problems with it to date (6 months ago installed in jeep) I can't really compare it to the RE kit coz I don't know a whole lot about it. I know I'm spewing that the Rancho kit costs more than the RE superflex kit. The RE kit comes with adjustable upper control arms aswell
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On a whole I think they are both good products, and it doesn't matter which way you go. They are both way better than stock! And I reckon there wouldn't be much difference in flex etc...
Sorry mate, Wasn't talkin to you, I should have replied with quote. A new member decided to post inappropriate material in this thread. It has since been removed. Sorry makes it look like I was having a go at you.haha my bad ;)
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Sorry mate, Wasn't talkin to you, I should have replied with quote. A new member decided to post inappropriate material in this thread. It has since been removed. Sorry makes it look like I was having a go at you.haha my bad ;)
No Problems, just had me confused.....not that hard!
I have a 4.5" Superflex - originally with OME shocks and was very happy - now Rancho In-Cab adjustable 9000 and still happy - except that the shocks are shit on corrugations - OME are better. Rancho preferred for real 4WD and city driving.
Only bad thing is that I always loose against the Rancho 3" guys during the ramp competition. Not sure why so. But also beat a 5.5" Long-arm kit once - sp not sure why I always loose against a club member on Rancho 3".
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