| Manufacturer | Rancho |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rancho |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | RS978 |
| Exterior | Smooth |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RS978 |
| OEM Part Number | RS978 |
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| Item Dimensions | 0 x 0 x 0 inches | 0 x 0 x 0 inches | 7.4 x 2.9 x 1.3 inches | 7.4 x 2.9 x 1.4 inches | 0 x 0 x 0 inches | 0 x 0 x 0 inches |
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| Part Type ID | 10885 | 10885 | 10922 | 10922 | 10885 | 10942 |
Rancho RS978 5/8" hourglass polyurethane shock bushings, Rancho type L1.These are the polyurethane bushings specified by Rancho (Rancho type L1 5/8") for use in the lower mount of my front Rancho RS5136 shocks but the inside diameter (ID) was too large without the use of the original steel sleeves/spacers/inserts, one of which was broken. I had to press the sleeves out of my spare set of Bilsteins and install them with these bushings in order to make these bushings work with my approximately 7/16" lower shock mount bolts.Rancho, for their part, would have reportedly warranted the entire shock for the lower bushing failure (in my 10+ year old second hand shocks) but I didn't learn that until I called Rancho tech support for availability of the upper bushings (Rancho type S42) in polyurethane which prompted them to send me a conventional set for both front shocks free of charge and within a week.There is no mention that the sleeves need to be retained or obtained but the specifications at Rancho clearly state 5/8" for these bushings so my risk for ordering them without measuring.5 stars for good quality polyurethane bushings made in the USA and excellent customer support.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 9, 2022
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 19, 2011
Rancho RS978 5/8" hourglass polyurethane shock bushings, Rancho type L1.
These are the polyurethane bushings specified by Rancho (Rancho type L1 5/8") for use in the lower mount of my front Rancho RS5136 shocks but the inside diameter (ID) was too large without the use of the original steel sleeves/spacers/inserts, one of which was broken. I had to press the sleeves out of my spare set of Bilsteins and install them with these bushings in order to make these bushings work with my approximately 7/16" lower shock mount bolts.
Rancho, for their part, would have reportedly warranted the entire shock for the lower bushing failure (in my 10+ year old second hand shocks) but I didn't learn that until I called Rancho tech support for availability of the upper bushings (Rancho type S42) in polyurethane which prompted them to send me a conventional set for both front shocks free of charge and within a week.
There is no mention that the sleeves need to be retained or obtained but the specifications at Rancho clearly state 5/8" for these bushings so my risk for ordering them without measuring.
5 stars for good quality polyurethane bushings made in the USA and excellent customer support.
These are the polyurethane bushings specified by Rancho (Rancho type L1 5/8") for use in the lower mount of my front Rancho RS5136 shocks but the inside diameter (ID) was too large without the use of the original steel sleeves/spacers/inserts, one of which was broken. I had to press the sleeves out of my spare set of Bilsteins and install them with these bushings in order to make these bushings work with my approximately 7/16" lower shock mount bolts.
Rancho, for their part, would have reportedly warranted the entire shock for the lower bushing failure (in my 10+ year old second hand shocks) but I didn't learn that until I called Rancho tech support for availability of the upper bushings (Rancho type S42) in polyurethane which prompted them to send me a conventional set for both front shocks free of charge and within a week.
There is no mention that the sleeves need to be retained or obtained but the specifications at Rancho clearly state 5/8" for these bushings so my risk for ordering them without measuring.
5 stars for good quality polyurethane bushings made in the USA and excellent customer support.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 14, 2019
I didn’t know these would have been replaced for free by Rancho as this is a lifetime warrantied part as I’m the original purchaser of my RS9000 adjustable shocks but reguardless it wasn’t that much and they fit great, now I’ll get more years out of my shocks. Just like any big object going in tight hole haha take some lube and give it a lil dab and it’ll slide in easier. I used a pulley installation tool to press it nice and slow like into the shocks. You can also use a C-clamp. I wouldn’t recommend smacking with a hammer but hey whatever float your boat. Would buy if I needed some that weren’t warrantied.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 28, 2019
