Visual/identifiable difference between Icon standard and ext. travel coilovers?

[awpsome]

Are there any visual differences between a Icon standard travel and a Icon extended travel coilover?

Can't find anything online. All searches leads to difference between the two, which I know is about 7/8" travel. But how do you know if you have the ext travel version and not a standard travel when it's in hand.

Thanks in advance.

 

[RESQLAB]

When I called Icon and asked that same question, I was told the extra travel comes from droop travel and their is no visual difference between regular and extended (its internal). That extra travel is why they include upper control arms with that kit, for the needed articulation.

 

[Jeremy556]

Measure extended length and compare. I don't know what the extended lengths are, but you may be able to find with Google or calling Icon. Icon can probably tell you from the serial number, too.

 

[awpsome]

When I called Icon and asked that same question, I was told the extra travel comes from droop travel and their is no visual difference between regular and extended (its internal). That extra travel is why they include upper control arms with that kit, for the needed articulation.

hmm i was hoping there was some sort of indication.. Otherwise technically how would one know. HAHA its not like i would have a standard length to compare it to.

I understand the reason for it just wanted to know if there was a way to confirm. Thanks though! glad to hear im not the only one who was wondering.

Measure extended length and compare. I don't know what the extended lengths are, but you may be able to find with Google or calling Icon. Icon can probably tell you from the serial number, too.

Yea that would be best, but i would need to have both coilovers to do that.
I was thinking of seeing if icon could cross reference the serial number on their coilovers. Smart move for them to do that! Ill call and see.

Thanks for the tip