I ordered 2 14 inch coilovers yesterday for the front of my defender 90.. I was wondering how the valving works on your coilovers, I asked the fella on the phone what the valving was, and he said "they were valved for like a jeep" Im not sure what that means?

I was wondering if they are valved like fox, and what would the valve rates be incomparison to there numbers ...


Thanks alot





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They are valved for a medium weight vehicle for heavy off-road use. They should work great on a vehicle of that size.

Jeff

They are valved for a medium weight vehicle for heavy off-road use. They should work great on a vehicle of that size.

Jeff

Heavy offroad use meaning.. super stiff, super plush,Hammers type valving meaning baja&crawling?....Sorry if these are ignorant questions, Im just trying to see where im gonna be..

OK, well do you sell valve parts if they need to be adjusted...

?? Bueller Bueller??

These seem to be high end shocks.. has noone asked this question before?

Its hard to believe anyone would by a bypass shock, or coilover and not wonder about valving...

Ballistic is changing the valving on mine now. My rig is 5,300lbs, and it needed much stiffer valving. Im excited to see how they do when i get them back. Im sure they will do great on a buggy.

?? Bueller Bueller??

These seem to be high end shocks.. has noone asked this question before?

Its hard to believe anyone would by a bypass shock, or coilover and not wonder about valving...

I can get you some quantitative data when I get back to the shop on Monday.

Jeff

Ballistic is changing the valving on mine now. My rig is 5,300lbs, and it needed much stiffer valving. Im excited to see how they do when i get them back. Im sure they will do great on a buggy.

Cool , thats what I was wondering.. If they had different valving options.. looks like thats a yes.. great.. thanks!