Well, not really shocking but it is about shocks. I've read so many posts about shock upgrades that my head's about to explode and I still can't find an answer. I hate to beat the dead horse but......
I just purchased a 2014 Rancher FA1 (4X4, DCT). Only has 20 hours and about 200 miles. My question, is the adjustable, newer model (newer technology?) rear stock shock on this Rancher as good as a moderately priced upgrade like the Bronco, Progressive, etc? Would I be able to tell a difference in ride comfort (mainly trails, rocks, roots, etc) if I replaced the stock shock with a shock in the $100-150 range or do I trust that I already have the best / newest shock available in that price range?
I just purchased a 2014 Rancher FA1 (4X4, DCT). Only has 20 hours and about 200 miles. My question, is the adjustable, newer model (newer technology?) rear stock shock on this Rancher as good as a moderately priced upgrade like the Bronco, Progressive, etc? Would I be able to tell a difference in ride comfort (mainly trails, rocks, roots, etc) if I replaced the stock shock with a shock in the $100-150 range or do I trust that I already have the best / newest shock available in that price range?