[Verdoro 68]

Originally Posted by HWYSTR455

Both shocks are day/night compared to the Bilsteins to where you don't even have to think about it. For me, it was a 'Wow!" within the first 10 min of driving w them.

From here out, I will bite the bullet and never go back. Just chalk it up to a baseline 'cost'.

As soon as I pulled out on the road I felt the difference. There are a number of speed bumps in our neighborhood so it's a good place to test. I should know by now that you generally get what you pay for.

Originally Posted by b-man

So exactly how much did the new set of Ridetech shocks set you back, for those of us who might be considering switching to those?

It’s okay to tell us, we won’t say anything to your wife.

They were a little under a grand for the set with the sale Jegs had over the holiday. My wife and I have a reciprocal "don't ask, don't tell" policy on car parts and home decor. The problem I have now is that my son doesn't understand how it works. When we got his Ventura I tried to explain the rules, but he blabbed to her about what we actually bought the car vs. what I inferred it cost - in addition to what I spent on all the parts for it so far. He has much to learn.

Originally Posted by HWYSTR455

It does not appear they rebuild like QA1 & Viking, but they have a 1 million mile warranty.

Ridetechs are rebuildable and they offer a rebuild kit - at least according to their FAQ.

Originally Posted by HWYSTR455

Also keep in mind these are current, post-'rona-high-inflation prices, and suspect they will return to more reasonable prices at some point.

Call me skeptical, but once companies figure out they can get more money out of us, I doubt they're going back.