USMCRUNNER
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Looks like it should be a solid setup. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DxfOlbRNpbM
Seems to be geared more towards desert racing than for crawling?
Looks like we might be waiting a while for them though. From ARB's Facebook page:
Please note – Limited stock will be available in the USA early 2015 for initial applications (Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series and HiLux 2005+ models). Limited availability throughout international markets will commence in Q2, 2015. Additional applications and pricing will be announced as they become available.
Saw that to. Not going to be cheap either. They posted a price of 845 for the coils and 550 for the rear shocks. So looking at 2790 for the kit. Nice to have another option though.
Saw that to. Not going to be cheap either. They posted a price of 845 for the coils and 550 for the rear shocks. So looking at 2790 for the kit. Nice to have another option though.
Not a chance. They will be price competitive, I'm sure, but they are not going to anything like their 2" twin tube shocks. The $845/$550 each pricing is lower than I would expect.Is there any reason to believe that these prices aren't for the pair - making the kit $1395 total? With a standard full OME kit (including rear springs) running $875 from Toytec, I wouldn't think it is out of the question for the coilovers/rear shocks only to be $1395.
Really you're talking $100 bucks cheaper than Icon's standard coilover and $30 cheaper than Icon's remote res rear shocks. Yes, the OME coils do have a reservoir and F&R have adjustability. I would think ARB/OME's buying power and manufacturing facilities could make those prices realistic.
Not a chance. They will be price competitive, I'm sure, but they are not going to anything like their 2" twin tube shocks. The $845/$550 each pricing is lower than I would expect.
These are 2.5" internal bypass shocks, with compression and rebound adjustment, with remote reservoirs. For 2.5" Icons with remote res, and no adjustment or bypass, is $1600 for the coilovers, their 2.5" remote res with compression adjustment for the rear are $620 each, just for the shocks.
In case you only need to replace one later on. Also allows companies (not saying ARB does this) to say things like "$599 each or $1150 for a pair!!!"Why does a company even price a product as an "each" when two are required!?
If I only break one, I don't want to have to buy two.So much for wishful thinking. Why does a company even price a product as an "each" when two are required!? Is someone going to drive around with a really badass left side of their rig?
If I only break one, I don't want to have to buy two.
I figured that was the case. I guess I'd just hope for the advertised cost of the full kit. More people will be buying pairs than singles by a long shot (I'd hope). Just a little misleading is all.
So 2" shocks, not 2.5s; should have known from the 51 in the name. That makes the previously quoted pricing more likely realistic.New info about the shocks!