Awesome! I'm really excited to try a custom tuned shock to see how muck difference they really make.Just ordered these 2.0's from Accutune as well. Excited to get them on in a few weeks.
Agreed. I was originally going to order from Quadratec but having custom tuned shocks for my truck is a no brainer. John/Jon from Accutune was super helpful.Awesome! I'm really excited to try a custom tuned shock to see how muck difference they really make.
Have you received yours yet? My fronts are getting delivered today. Excited to install this weekend.Awesome! I'm really excited to try a custom tuned shock to see how muck difference they really make.
I haven't. I just got a call from them verifying my setup last Thursday so they expect they will ship this week.Have you received yours yet? My fronts are getting delivered today. Excited to install this weekend.
OP,Iāll give an update after the lift is installed and they are working in their optimal range of motion.
Glad you reminded me to give an update. I completely spaced it.OP,
Any update on what you think? Also, curious which tune you opted for as Accutune says they have three standard options (Adventure, Dual Sport and Trail).
Thanks in advance.
Thank you! I am debating whether to go with these shocks or not. Lots of people seem to like them and say the money is worth it. I appreciate you helping me decide, this is very helpful info.Glad you reminded me to give an update. I completely spaced it.
I went with the Adventure tune factoring in the Clayton 2.5" lift, 37's, steel bumpers, Rockslide Engineering slides (very heavy), bed rack and tent.
Longer term review from my initial comments, I felt the ripples were fine, but pothole type bumps were harsh with my factory Falken Wildpeak 33" MT's. I finally got my 37's (BFG KM3 MT's) and it finally feel like what I wanted. The tire takes up the harshness and I love the setup.
The things I like about it is that it corners great without much body roll or dip when braking. It is still not 'soft'. It still has a firm ride, but no harsh. It feels very stable for being lifted on such tall tires.
Hope this helps.
Still happy with them? Have you gotten them offroad?Glad you reminded me to give an update. I completely spaced it.
I went with the Adventure tune factoring in the Clayton 2.5" lift, 37's, steel bumpers, Rockslide Engineering slides (very heavy), bed rack and tent.
Longer term review from my initial comments, I felt the ripples were fine, but pothole type bumps were harsh with my factory Falken Wildpeak 33" MT's. I finally got my 37's (BFG KM3 MT's) and it finally feel like what I wanted. The tire takes up the harshness and I love the setup.
The things I like about it is that it corners great without much body roll or dip when braking. It is still not 'soft'. It still has a firm ride, but no harsh. It feels very stable for being lifted on such tall tires.
Hope this helps.