Best price on Kings?

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I found Filthy Motorsports to be slightly cheaper than other vendors even taking into account forum discounts. I ordered mine two weeks ago from them.
 
I was going to install a set of kings that I ordered. I sold mine brand new for $2,500. Most places are selling around 2700. That isn't including shipping. Where are you located? I could possibly get you a set for 2700. PM me if you're in So Cal.
 
I've searched the interweb high and low.

King has pretty strict MAP (minimum advertised pricing) so anything less than their MAP is going to have to be either a discount event (like 4th of july sale code, IF it's applicable) or a call in discount. The vendors aren't allowed to advertise below, but some of them may offer a break less than MAP if you call.

I may wait until 4th of July to see if any of the larg(er) vendors offer a sitewide discount.

Right now the cheapest I've found is totalautomotiveperformance who offers a just over 5% discount with the promo code "T4R" but I haven't ran the numbers completely for all the sites when compared to free shipping/etc. That and TotalAuto only offers the rear I want and not the front kit (KDSS with adjustment).

Happy hunting, if you find something great, let us all know.

I'm looking to purchase the 2.5" OEM kit with adjustment (with KDSS) (25001-279A and 25001-243A)
 
I found the best prices on Kings (before he price increase May 1st) by calling wheelers, they also had a set I needed in stock. Second best price was down south motorsport, they almost always have stock as well.
 
+1 for Wheeler's Offroad. I got mine from them. They had best pricing at the time and I did a ton of research.

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If I were to buy another set of performance shocks I would go with Filthy Motorsports too. They offer what none of the others seem to and that is free exchanges on coil-over springs until you get the right fit for your truck. That alone is pretty damn sweet. For example, my Fox2.5's came with 600's and I would have certainly rather upped to a little taller coil and another 50#'s... knowing what I know now :)

Just something to think about, sometimes the cheapest price isn't the best deal ;):
 
The detailed consultative process and attention every customer gets from Ben at Filthy Motorsports is pretty impressive. He spent 45 minutes going over details of my build, mods, intended driving, location of driving. Lots of detail to ensure the right recommendation. Dude knows his stuff.. only downside is the 8 week wait for the King portion of the order. They are next level busy apparently.
 
Reviving an old thread...What's everyone paying for front Kings with adjusters and extended travel?

Also, [MENTION=99702]jrandom[/MENTION] and others why the extra 50LBS? what difference would that have made?
 
Also, [MENTION=99702]jrandom[/MENTION] and others why the extra 50LBS? what difference would that have made?

I like the way it "drove" before I added a winch and cranked up the preloaded to compensate for the droop. I was hoping a slightly taller coil and little higher spring rate would bring it back. *shrug* still haven't done it yet. Too busy with other stuff.
 
showstoppers offroad gave me the best price over the phone, but i went with Filthy motorsports because they convinced me their FM spec rear shocks were better, and i also knew i could rely on them for after purchase support
 

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