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| SAWSvs.FOXvsRADFLOvs.ICONs So i'm shopping for some coilovers. SAWS,Icon,Fox, and radflos..etc etc.. and I need some expert advise please. Did several searches but did not turn anything thing up specific to an overall understanding on price and benefits. Sorry in advance if I missed it. What is the true difference in a coil over from one reputable source to another? Remote or no remote res.? I definitely need aftermarket UCAs as my coilbuckets now have nicks in them with stock coils and uca. Thats the big reason in trying to figure this out. If i'm going to get new UCAs then I might as well upgrade the coilovers and benefit from that as well. Thanks Mac
__________________ MAC Stockton, CA ------------------------------------------------------ 2007 Titan CST 4" Spindles,2.5" PRG Leveler,PC rear shocks,4"blocks PRG CBDB 18" Monster XD wrapped in 325/60/18 Nitto TG S&B CAI 2* timing advance Removed Sway Bar |
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as far as remote reservoir, its advantageous to have one as the further away it is from the body of the coilover the better cooling properties its going to have on the shock oil which is key from causing the shock fluid from cavitating and blowing the shock rendering it useless. not that its common but the goal is to keep the fluid as cool as possible so having it run to a remote reservoir is an advantage. also many coilovers have internal reservoirs which do the same thing just not to the degree or difference a remote reservoir has on decreasing the temp of the shock fluid. i will say there really isn't much that seperates the reputable coilover sources but it is best and wise to stick WITH a reputable source such as a Bilstein, Fox, SAW, King and Radflo. Quote:
__________________ PRGbuilt born 12/3, purchased 1/4 '04 Smoke SE KC PRG MT kit, CST spindles, PRG Spec'd SAWs 2.5" C/Os w/Eibachs, SAW Airbumps, CST carrier bearing, 37x12.5x17 Pro Comp Extreme All-Terrains, American Racing Mojave Teflons, HID low beams, Magnaflow custom exhaust, Injen CAI Filter, ID FRP prerunner fenders, front windshield tinted, Optima Yellow Top, Pioneer AVH-4100DVD w/ipod adapter connected to 80gb iPod, Sirius, HD radio tuner, Hertz 6.5" Components front, Boston 6.5" rear, Boston G1 10" subs, tech12 sub enclosure, Alpine amps, Eclipse BEC106 backup camera, TrueTrac, regeared from 2.94s to 4.11s, CTW TT prerunner fiberglass bedsides, Giant Motorsports under axle conversion kit w/64" deavers (21" rear travel) with Giant custom built rear bedcage and KING 3.0 bypass shocks... VIDS!!! http://vimeo.com/groups/h00ligan/videos |
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__________________ '04 2wd with PRG stuff...... "Wait a minute. What did you just say? You're predicting $4-a-gallon gas? ... That's interesting. I hadn't heard that." --George W. Bush, Feb. 28, 2008 |
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| Hooligan, Thank you for taking the time to explain this. I would think this would qualify as a "sticky" for other new titan owners searching through the many different "Reputable" companies for a definitive answer in such high dollar purchases.
__________________ MAC Stockton, CA ------------------------------------------------------ 2007 Titan CST 4" Spindles,2.5" PRG Leveler,PC rear shocks,4"blocks PRG CBDB 18" Monster XD wrapped in 325/60/18 Nitto TG S&B CAI 2* timing advance Removed Sway Bar |
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