Fox CD Adjuster's, questions

So in a nut shell what did you end up ordering? Complete suspension set up?

 

No. Just the compression adjusters. I got aome made by King though and retrofitted them on and the adjusters work great even on shocks that have a 5/8 shaft.

 

Great to hear that worked out for you

 

Sorry, I may have not explained my question correctly. I wanted to know what your complete suspension set up is. I have a 2014 and am considering FOX over KINGS. But still trying to sift through everything on TW.

 

Oh shit. Lol. My build could explain it better than I could right now. Check it out.


https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/12trdtacomas-supercharged-m-t-accidental-build.335282/

 

Thanks. And how do you like your SC? Worth the 5k?

 

It was under 5K for me, but it damn sure was worth every penny. It's likr a ehole new truck to me now. WAY better!

 

If you have any questions on kings let me know. As for comparing them, Kings customer service is unmatched which you'll hear from just about everyone on here. Also their pretty local to you which can be pretty convenient.

 

How much and from where?

 

Its a bit irrelevant at this point as I nabbed up the last one they had at that dealer but there are several others tht still them. At a premium price however.

 

I feel like this thread title is a moot point now that you can get oem length bypasses hehe.

 

Hehehe* real funny Jeff. Not everyone wants Bypasses though. Lol. Especially at the premium price tag the run at either.

 

Haha I'm just saying bro, at this point they're becoming more affordable, once you factor in remote resis with compression adjusters you're pretty close to oem length bypasses.

 

Just placed my order!

 

Bypass rears are probably my next step honestly. It's a good alternative to a rear cage and the cost associated with getting all of that set up. I may be eventually selling these 2.0's for some Fox bolt up factory style bypasses.

 

For you not wanting a bedcage, I would HIGHLY suggest the Pelfreybilt rear shock relocation kit. Plates the outside of the frame, shock hoops to fit 12" shocks, and built in bump mounts, so you can take your existing bumps and throw them right in. Pow.

 

Those look like they are meant for smoothies and not necessarily bypasses in mind.

 

I'm betting you could totally run remote resis and have the tubes facing out and you'd be fine

 

For $600 just for the 12" shock relocate kit I could totally just run the BAMF relocation kit for cheaper and use what I currently have for bump pads as it's tried and true and works well, and I would have no problems whatsoever.

 

Yea that's true. But the Pelfreybilt you can run 2.5s without modification, as well as have somewhere to mount resis. I'm not knocking Jerry's kit by any means, that's what I ran because Tyler hadn't come out with his kit yet, but if I waa gonna do it again I'd have probably gone with Pelfreybilt for the bumps and 2.5s