Sinking Creek 4WD Association

those of you with experience ... what are your suggestions for coilovers?

right now i am pricing 14" coilovers with dual rate kits

waiting on prices, so far, for: Radflo, SAW, and Fox ... kings are too expensive, so dont even bother suggesting them ....

what about doestch Tech? anyone have eny experience with them?

also considering Walker Evans as they are cheaper than most others and include the dual rate kit ... hmmmm

I am running the doestch tech shocks on my TJ and will never buy them again. The pistons rusted about 6 months after being installed so now they eat the seals and they ride rough. When I bought them they were included with the lift kit and I didn't have the money to buy a better brand of shock.

thanks for the info

ive heard the most good things about Fox and SAW. I used fox shocks on my mtn bike, and they were great, and had great customer service

BlueDodgeRam wrote:ive heard the most good things about Fox and SAW. I used fox shocks on my mtn bike, and they were great, and had great customer service

thanks ... i would like to go with either of those ... but the radflo price is kindof nice at 350 for a 2.5 c/o including a dual rate kit

I ran 2x14 sway-aways with remote resevours on the front of the ranger I had. I never messed with the valving on them but they were great on the road. On the trail I couldnt full compress them but they were just too stiff, needed diff spring rates just never had time/money to do that.

I do know however that with the Fox brand airshox (own some now, aint run em yet though) that the finish on the body WILL fade over time unless they are kept waxed and what not. The sway-away finish on the airshox is much better. I do not know however if they use the same finish on the airshox.

you looked at bilsteins? like the 9100s or 9300s? $312 a piece

any 4wd shops within driving distance stock coilovers?

I would first check w/ DC4WD, in Fincastle.

but I don't think coilovers are gonna fix your death-bobble/wobble

hes talking about the coilover steering stabilizer

oh, duh... to help him turn left.

BlueDodgeRam wrote:hes talking about the coilover steering stabilizer

no im not ... im just getting my ducks in a row in case the loan goes through ... then i can go get all the parts i need and start to fix the shit asap.

werd.

you might try that 4x4 shop in roanoke, i dunno what they have in stock or prices or anything, but may be worth a call.

BlueDodgeRam wrote:werd.

you might try that 4x4 shop in roanoke, i dunno what they have in stock or prices or anything, but may be worth a call.

werd