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fox air / Race runner shocks

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fox air / Race runner shocks

Post by suzi_shawn »

hey i was wondering what the price difference between race runner air shocks and fox air shocks were approx pros and cons and so on
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Post by CWBYUP »

Can anyone one here give some info.

Its easy for a shop to tell you what they think, but who has had them on there trucks and what are they like ?

Are they worth the coin ?

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I dont know any road going vehicles with these for suspension, only the buggy dudes ?
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Post by ljxtreem »

air shox are no good for the road, they will fade, there aint much oil in them suckers.

Fox, Racerunner, Radflo, Walker evans

they are all much the same concept, fox and race runner are much the same, radflo are a little more light duty, but are pretty neat and walker evans are all alluminium.

other than that, it depends what colour you want :armsup:

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Post by CWBYUP »

I thought about running these with coils and dropouts but am not sure yet.

Dont know if it would be worth the dollars.

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Post by redzook »

CWBYUP wrote:I thought about running these with coils and dropouts but am not sure yet.

Dont know if it would be worth the dollars.

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Post by CWBYUP »

I want to drive mine on the road so i was going to run coils with pinable drop outs on light coils so i wont roll it the first corner i go around.

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Post by suzi_shawn »

iam not planning on running springs and iam planning to take it off the road trail rig only what has to be done to run them eg links and arms steering and so on do you guys know an approx price each for what iam after
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Post by redzook »

suzi_shawn wrote:iam not planning on running springs and iam planning to take it off the road trail rig only what has to be done to run them eg links and arms steering and so on do you guys know an approx price each for what iam after
thanks in advance
around 500$ a shock

u need something to locate the axle

eg.

3 link, 4 link, radius arm setup
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Post by redzook »

CWBYUP wrote:I want to drive mine on the road so i was going to run coils with pinable drop outs on light coils so i wont roll it the first corner i go around.

Nick
ljxtreem wrote:air shox are no good for the road, they will fade, there aint much oil in them suckers.

just set up a decent link setup and chuck in coilovers or coils you will be happier
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