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Join Date: May 2010
Member # 161191
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Air Shock or Coil Over
Hello
Need some help from the suspension gurus, I have a competition Jeep with Fox Air Shox 2.0 16" work perfect for a mile but start heating and simple no more shock and I want to use it in longer trails maybe 4 or 5 hours in mountain trails. Want to change to King's Pure Race Class 2.0 or 2.5 or 3.0 coilover 18" with reservoir may be with this options: PR2.5x18 coil over’s W/ springs PR2.5x18 Coil Over W/ Springs W/ Adjuster PR2.5x18 Coil Over W /Springs W/ (IBP) Internal Bypass PR2.5x18 Coil Over W/ Springs W/IBP & Adjusters If I change to coilover will be less rock crawler competitive What of this 4 options of coilover will really help me Thanks folks I will apreciate any advice to this novice rock crawler Jeep CJ7 1981 "El Pollito", D44 with Yukon 4.88, Eaton Elocker, Atlas 4SP ratios 1:1, 2.7:1, 4.3:1, 11.5:1, Fox Airshox 2.0 16", TF 727 with low RPM torque converter, AMC 258 with some upgrades, MSD complete Kit, LP & Gasoline kit, Goodyear Kevlar MTR 33" with bedlocks rims 15" 6x5.5 wide 7", front 3 link and rear 4 link long arms with currie JJ 2.5", front and rear winch warn 9.5 Ti, rear independent brakes, 2 extra winchs 2000 lb in rear and front axles to control height, chromoly all axles, 8 Rigid led dispersion pattern 60o for night crawling, etc etc. Last edited by vamack; 04-23-2012 at 11:32 PM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Location: Allentown, PA
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I really dont see a need for anything bigger than a 2" by 14" for a Jeep. My TJ has plenty of flex, runs on 37's, and has 14" shocks. The TJ works very well in competition.
Now, if you are doing a lot of speed I can see stepping up to 2.5", but it will take a lot of room to package them compared to your air shocks. Any of those coilovers will be better than your air shocks, but you will need to figure out tuning to get the most out of them. Good luck and enjoy!
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The tuning is something that I have to learn. |
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I'd say he's not in the US by the way his posts read.
They don't go "4wheelin" overseas, they go "4winchin" ![]() But yeah, they all have lots of winches....
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Why the fascination with his winches
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King of the Ropes
Join Date: Nov 2009
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Their should be more fascination with is wenches.
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And yes have 4 winch, 2 of 9,500 lb in front and rear to take me out from a dificult trail and another 2 of 2,000 lb to control the shocks, this two we use most when we are extreme rock crawl and need to release and gain more ground clearance in the flat bottom or pull when need to avoid a roll over. Sorry for the bad grammar and spelling.... Enghish i s not my first language. |
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King of the Ropes
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![]() I fail. I'll go back to Chit Chat now. -Alex
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Pictures and videos Rock Crawl Mexico
Hello here are some links with pictures and videos of mi rig El Pollito
Pictures http://www.ajeepear.com/foros/index.php?showtopic=27821 Videos http://www.ajeepear.com/foros/index.php?showtopic=27828 |
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