Anyone have Ironman4x4 Suspension

[Synstars]

Anyone have or had experience with Ironman 4x4 for suspension? Just saw an ad and they have big sale and well the Asian side of me wants to believe in a good deal LOL. Don’t do any crazy rock climbing but a solid 2-3” life would be nice for light/moderate off-roading. My other option is still toytec alumi series.

Thanks

 

[sn_85]

I haven't used Ironman before but I've heard decent things from them. They seem like a good budget to low mid range option. However, don't be fooled by their "sales". They are constantly on sale for 20% off or more. Their sale price is essentially the norm.

 

[Synstars]

Ahhh thanks for that. I’ll just stick with toytec then if that’s the case ^.^

 

[NorthPark]

I'd be taking a strong hard look at Dobinsons

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[TodiN]

I moved from stock to FJ Pro then to Ironman 4x4 Cellfoam Pro (for over 1 year now).

No more roll or pitch while breaking or taking exits. I went with springs constant rate in front (due to Hefty Banshee front bumper and winch) and medium rate in the back and I do find that it rides a little rough without any weight load. If the truck is fully loaded it rides smooth.

Either, with or without load it is well planted while riding at highway speeds or off roading.

 

[Raptor008v2]

Been running the Foam Cell Pros since May of 2017. Zero issues. I wanted a height-adjustable, reliable, twin-tube design and that's exactly what I got. Will replace them with the same thing when the time comes.

 

[mo_mo]

Anyone have or had experience with Ironman 4x4 for suspension? Just saw an ad and they have big sale and well the Asian side of me wants to believe in a good deal LOL. Don’t do any crazy rock climbing but a solid 2-3” life would be nice for light/moderate off-roading. My other option is still toytec alumi series.

Thanks

Yes, and the discount comes and goes quite often so always wait for a promo.

Ironman 4x4 Lift
Ironman Foam Cell Pro
Ironman 4x4 Nitro Stage 2 Lift
Mike07SE Ironman 4x4 Lift

There's a lot of discussion on the Prado forum about mixing Ironman shocks with Dobinson springs.

If you don't want remote reservoir shocks (which the Ironman Foam Cell Pro aim to compete with, without having a remote reservoir), then I would keep it simple and go with a Dobinson or Bilstein traditional setup.

 

[Tuco S.]

I haven't used Ironman before but I've heard decent things from them. They seem like a good budget to low mid range option. However, don't be fooled by their "sales". They are constantly on sale for 20% off or more. Their sale price is essentially the norm.

Truth