What y'all think of these coilovers??

[tommy450r]

For a rock bouncer on 1 tons 350/350/205 44 inch tires? It says light off-road / trail use idk what would be different about them does any of y'all know the difference an do ya think they would be ok?


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fox-Shock-2-5-Performance-Series-16-travel-remote-reservoir-coilover-shocks-/331246275746?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4d1fd10ca2&vxp=mtr

 

[Eddyj]

Call EOR.

EOR quoted me quite a bit less and included four springs. Non resevoir 2.0 which seems to be what must people run.
But that's non of my business.

 

[highrolrcustoms]

Seems priced high considering there are no coil springs with them.

 

[BUG-E J]

Call EOR.

EOR quoted me quite a bit less and included four springs. Non resevoir 2.0 which seems to be what must people run.
But that's non of my business.

x1000

 

[Technician]

If your set in 2.5s I can get you a set of profenders for 755 shipped

 

[tommy450r]

I've really looked into the profenders but I have not seen any being ran. Who will tune them an are parts easy to get?


Do I not need 2.5s on a bouncer? I just want it to perform great my last buggy had very ****ty suspension brakes and steering so I wanna make damn sure I don't go through that again.

 

[wizzo]

2.5's are a good choice in my opinion. I will have 2.5's when I can make the swap. Basically you get more valving versatility.

 

[Technician]

I've really looked into the profenders but I have not seen any being ran. Who will tune them an are parts easy to get?


Do I not need 2.5s on a bouncer? I just want it to perform great my last buggy had very ****ty suspension brakes and steering so I wanna make damn sure I don't go through that again.

Dean at profender can tune them. Parts are easy to get. The 2.5 are awesome. They have a swivel neck on the reservoir tube. Makes them very easy to mount

 

[Technician]

 

[Technician]

The orbital accepts a 5/8 bolt too.

 

[tommy450r]

Where is dean at profender located?? I'm in far west tn an was gonna give eor a visit when I got ready to have the coilovers tuned but it's gonna be awhile before I even buy the shocks much less have them tuned I'm just trying to get some ideas

 

[Technician]

They are in Pensilvania. The shocks can be shipped to them.

 

[tommy450r]

Not downing them at all but I think I would rather have fox so I can take the complete buggy in an drop it off for a good tune an be done with it.

 

[Technician]

10/4 I hear ya. I'm trying to learn more about shock tuning so I can do it for my clients

 

[onepieceatatime]

Re:

Where are they at in Pa? Got a juggy on coils and I think I got all the links set up they way I want them but I would like to ditch the coils in the rear for coilovers. I think I've seen on here before that your a vendor for them so I wouldn't mind picking your brain on what I need.

 

[wizzo]

Last thing you want to do is get into shipping shocks. Either buy through a local shop who offers shock tuning or buy shocks that have parts readily available. King and fox seem to be the best to get parts for easily.

 

[TacomaJD]

As everyone else stated, call EOR. And I will only buy Fox. Replacement parts are readily available at several different places on the web for them. Love my Fox 2.0x14's from EOR

 

[tommy450r]

I sent u a pm Jd. And I'm gonna give eor a call tomorrow sometime I'm pretty sure I got the randys rock rods chassis bought that's fs on here an I will be needing some for it thanks for y'alls help

 

[TacomaJD]

Pm returned Hollar at CJ, he'll hook ya up!

 

[BUG-E J]

I sent u a pm Jd. And I'm gonna give eor a call tomorrow sometime I'm pretty sure I got the randys rock rods chassis bought that's fs on here an I will be needing some for it thanks for y'alls help

Cj is awesome and Jimmy knows his ****. You won't regret it.