RadFlo coilovers

[DRBRONCO69]

If you had a choice, would you choose King Coilovers..............

Or these? http://www.radflo.com/coil_over.htm Save a little coin on these, but I have seen Kings in action and like what I have seen.

 

[Clint]

Ive been running Radflos for 3 years or so and have had no issues with them. Of course kings are bling, but very pricey. Swayaway makes good stuff as well.

 

[DRBRONCO69]

Clint, how is the adjustability on them as far as ride height and general rideability? I have heard some good and bad about them on Pirate. The ones I am looking at are the 2.5 16" travel for trucks weighing 5-7k LBS? Which ones are you running?

 

[ken75ranger]

I'm running radflo's 2.0's in the rear. They have been fine. To adjust them just unload the weight a bit and turn the rings with a spanner wrench. Keep the threads clean and it shouldn't be a problem.

 

[Clint]

Clint, how is the adjustability on them as far as ride height and general rideability? I have heard some good and bad about them on Pirate. The ones I am looking at are the 2.5 16" travel for trucks weighing 5-7k LBS? Which ones are you running?

Just like the rest of em, nice and easy. LIke was mentioned, unload the weight, turn em by hand. I usually wash em real good at the carwash to keep the threads clean, then spray some wd40 on there to keep en turning easy.

They ride like COILOVERS Its all dependant on two things:

Valving and nitrogen pressure

Spring rates. Both are easy to change and control.

 

[br0nc0xrapt0r]

I was looking at the air shock coil over from ballistic god stuff there cheap too.

 

[Broncoloupy]

I got my a$$ handed to me by a TC buggy on Radflo coilovers........I seem to think they worked pretty good from where I was watching......... Swayaways as stated earlier are a great shock @ a great price as well.