Description
High-Performance Suspension. The Rancho RS5000X Loaded Front Strut for Stock Height is engineered to restore your vehicle’s factory ride height while enhancing both on- and off-road handling. This all-in-one strut assembly delivers durability and advanced tuning to improve ride quality and vehicle control, making it an essential upgrade for late model trucks and SUVs.
Construction and Appearance. Featuring a nitro-carburized piston rod for superior resistance to scuffs and corrosion, the strut also includes double-welded loops at stress points and an application-specific sintered iron piston for enhanced structural strength. Charged with 60 PSI nitrogen gas to reduce fade and foaming, it ensures consistent damping performance over time.
Installation. Designed for straightforward installation without requiring a spring compressor, the assembly includes an upper mounting plate for easy fitment. No drilling or modifications are necessary, making it suitable for both experienced DIYers and professional installers.
Warranty. This product is backed by a limited lifetime warranty for long-term peace of mind.
Application. Specifically made to fit 04-08 2WD Ford F-150 trucks, restoring stock ride height and factory handling characteristics without additional modifications.
Rancho RS551774
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- Complete Easy-To-Install Solution With Upper Mounting Plate
- Includes All Components Needed For Strut Replacement Without Spring Compressor
- Improved On- And Off-Road Handling With Exclusive Cross Tuned Technology
- Features Advanced Compression Phase And Rebound Valving System
- Restores Factory Ride Height With Application-Specific Coil Spring
- Minimizes Rough Ride Using Progressive Engagement Valving Custom-Tuned Per Vehicle
- Strong Durable Design With Nitro-Carburized Piston Rod And Double-Welded Loops
- Reduces Damping Performance Fade Using Nitrogen Gas Pressurized To 60 PSI
- Limited Lifetime Warranty Included
- Fits 04-08 2WD F-150
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