Good catch. For how popular these are, it's good to get the info right.
I haven't looked closely, so maybe the answer is obvious, but does this answer your previous question about which Rancho shock is right for a 2–2.5" lift? I always hear that the Ranchos run long, but when I installed mine, I found them to be only a fraction of an inch longer than stock.
Unfortunately I bought RS55128/RS55240. They are not the right ones for my case. I am most likely going to replace them with RS55239/RS55241
That's because OME Light Duty 2" Springs (932/941) gave me around 3" front lift, and around 2.5" rear lift. (it seems that 4-cylinders are extra light!)
So, I had the following results (Real measurements)
RS55128: 5.7" up travel and 2.28" down travel
RS55240: 5.44" up travel, 1.84" down travel
With some maths I calculated that with RS55239/RS55241 I will have the following:
RS55239: 4.32" up travel, 5.09" down travel
RS55241: 4.69" up travel, 3.47" down travel
It is clear that the longer ones are closer to 50 50 ratio, since the shorter ones are giving me a very small amount of down travel. It doesn't seem right.
I am also considering adding a small spacer on front, which will give an almost perfect 50 50 on front shock travel.
*RS55128 (Front) seems to be perfect for around 1-1.5" of lift
** RS55239 (Front) seems to be perfect for around 3-3.5" of lift
*** RS55240 (Rear) seems to be perfect for around 0.5-1" of lift
**** RS55241 (Rear) seems to be perfect for around 2" lift
***** When I say perfect, I mean they seem to have a nearly perfect 50 50 ratio of up travel and down travel.