whats everyones thorts on radflo air shocks??
they will be going in the rear of my 4 seater rock buggy, with race jackers in the front
cheers criddy
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radflo air shocks
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i got a set recently.... they look great in the box
Na seriously mate, i havnt put them in yet, but i looked heaps before i bought and only ever heard good things, hoping they live up to the rep...
Not real big in Aus yet, bigger in the states tho
Na seriously mate, i havnt put them in yet, but i looked heaps before i bought and only ever heard good things, hoping they live up to the rep...
Not real big in Aus yet, bigger in the states tho
My name is Rob.
Daily Tourer: GU - 6.5 Chev Turbo, ARB's, 33's, Barwork, Drawers etc
Play: Hilux dual cab - 5 litre, Twins, Buds front & 2010 rear, 35s
Comp: Ruffs old green Hilux
Daily Tourer: GU - 6.5 Chev Turbo, ARB's, 33's, Barwork, Drawers etc
Play: Hilux dual cab - 5 litre, Twins, Buds front & 2010 rear, 35s
Comp: Ruffs old green Hilux
As far as the radflo brand goes They are good. The biggest mistake or complaints about air shocks is in correct application, not the product itself.
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