Looks like a very good way to change the valving inside the shock
My old race quad has three differant spring rates with travel collar's but didn't have the extend / unloaded control these have
You have to wonder if those shocks for the hoss with the internal dampener that stiffens the shock would be out of sorts if you put too much bumper weight on.
Rounding a corner with them loaded wouldn't let the inboard shock " stiffen" increasing body roll
For instance my driveway ( gravel hill ) requires 4wd after a good rain and forget about all those super cool cars many of you have.....you would go nope not a chance
The wild track will get cheaper after B&P comes out
It's the parts that are connected to the bar itself that will be taking the torque .....the piston is keyed or splined or ? The housing is somehow attached to the other bar
Im sure they did their homework but remember the guy from the Raptor video
Adapting this to the rear would be great for more roll control on the street , very well thought out .
Lots of torque trying to twist any engagement parts so time will tell on the long term strength of this unit
I've had a f250 for 10 years with a close version of rapid red and it still stands out today. That's the only reason it won't be on my bronco , Cyber O is still the leader but just plain black is moving up
They are hard to keep clean but who cares it's supposed to be dirty
I hadn't even thought of it but going to be a 2 goat owner
Been dragging this around since the 80's
65 gto
Nice Fairlane btw Xodric you know what we'd be doing at a stoplight
The only thing I miss about about these colors is the lack of that green that was shown early on
Having a f250 with close version of race red it's still cyber orange for me
No sway bar if I'm not mistaken and with coil suspension, these were not designed for towing
A person could add air bags I suppose but get in a corner with a load with no sway bar .......no bueno
I'm glad it doesn't have leaf springs and a 6000 lb tow rating , that is what trucks are for