Black Friday Purchases / Sales
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redshift83
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Thanks all for the advice. Yeah that code does work for sure on the stage 2 kit i was looking at. I was just wondering how their 20% discount was going to be applied. The stage 2 kit has been on sale for $1599 for a while, and was it going to be in addition to that, or is that already added in. Otoh, the Dobinsons kit has less of a lift which is what I'm looking for right now, with the Ironman im going to be looking at new rear springs.
Just FYI the discount code no longer works. Ironman is on sale with air compressor included free with orders. I just ordered mine yesterday.
sn_85
Senior Member
I'd go Dobinsons IMS. Rather have a monotube vs twin tube shock.
redshift83
New member
I am leaning that way it seems. I really liked the ucas the Ironman kit came with, but I won't necessarily need them with a 2" lift up front. I can always add them later.
Pretty sure it is the same with a different single piece hose. The SB has a 3 piece hose. Not sure if you can do a mod without a pressure relief switch to connect a standard hose. I will have to give mine a try tomorrow.
RedRunner_87
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Good to know. I got 15% off on top of the 20% and free TRED traction boards. Honestly would rather have the compressor
4runnin4mylife
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I can take those traction boards off your hands when you get them. Give you a little money toward your compressor! [emoji106]
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RedRunner_87
Senior Member
Don't get me wrong, I like the traction boards. I just use an air compressor a lot more.
Good deal on Cooper ST Maxx LT285/70R17 tires 4 New Cooper Discoverer S/T Maxx LT 285/70R17 E 10 Ply R/T Rugged Terrain Tires | eBay
rhadam
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What's the difference between a R/T and an A/T for tread wear? Would this be a winter only tire? I'm partial to my Wildpeaks but this is a pretty nice deal and I do want to size up.
Don't know why they advertise it as RT when it's a AT tire. Actually more of a hybrid AT leaning towards a MT
otter7
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This is exactly why I am hesitant on Shrockworks - seems like more of a hassle for not much more benefit. The Cali Raised bolt right into the frame so I assume they are great jackpoints as well. The only thing is that Shrockworks are 30 degree and i really like the sleek look that is closer to the body.
sn_85
Senior Member
They do recommend drilling if you're doing any rock crawling or lifting from the slider. One of the cons of their sliders is that it only has two mounting posts and not three like most other sliders. So I'd definitely recommend drilling into the frame for an extra mounting bolt if you're doing any kind of crawling. There weren't as many slider options when I was buying and I got a fantastic deal on them during a group buy. I've definitely used them and they've held up fine. I still think they're a great slider for the price and the powder coating has held up great. Just depends on how much you don't want to deal with stick nuts and drilling.
TRD PANTHER
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I have the Shrockworks angled sliders and also got them for a great price two years ago. The powder coat, angle and closeness to the body is what sold me. I am fairly tall at 6’3” and don’t need them. My wife is 5’3” and my 6 year old is 4’1” and they have no problem negotiating them getting in. I paid an off road shop $75 to install them. They have done them before. Very pleased with them.
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sn_85
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Agree, for the price it's hard to beat the Shrockworks sliders. I think I got mine for like $520 for the straight, simple plate slider with the textured powder coat. Picked it up from their warehouse and saved on shipping. Hard to figure out how sliders nowadays cost almost $800-$1000.
perf0rmance
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Interested in used suspension?
