Any updates on this?
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When we asked, they mentioned Q4, so sometime between October-December.
Can we use the existing springs from our 2.0's?
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They were released months ago correct? But then they took them off the market because they did not get the best reviews and had some issues. I'm guessing they are being revised. They were the 3R. I know for the F150s they were out and you can still get them but the rears on not the 2.5s they do have a reservoir.
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Are you going to work them over a little? Possibly rebuild them?
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We do not offer tuning on Internal Reservoir shocks since they have really large fluctuations in nitrogen pressure throughout their travel.
So we will not be revalving, or rebuilding the Internal Reservoir shocks.
Like the Eibach 2.0s, these are meant to be an entry level shock before you reach the readiness to invest in a Remote Reservoir option.
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So they are single use or run till they are done... Figured they would try and make them serviceable at the higher price range.
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