radflo 2.0 coilovers, rebuilt, freshly painted...basically brand new.

I put 50k on these badboys, and swapped em out when i went to long travel. I had 303 shocks completely rebuild them, and strip all the rust of and repaint them. Paid about 600 in parts and labor for all that jazz. these were 1200 new. Looking to get 1200, and the kicker is if your denver area or around, I can put them on your vehicle for free. Comes with all hardware, including coil forks. Located 80204, downtown denver, but I can travel 40 minutes in any direction.

 

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I know the valving is 100% spot on, where coming from the factory there might be some slop. And the stock zinc coating is weak as heck and will start to rust out after 10,000 miles. These have a heavy duty anti seize/rust coating on them to prevent rust for 50k. And I will install them for free, which saves you...probably around 300 in shop labor if thats the route your going to take.

 

If they are perfect why can you see nicks and digs in the aluminum body showing bare metal beneath. Also what is the valving did you have it set up for your truck if so it may be off for others trucks? Where is the rebuild sheet did they replace the bushings(bearings) in the mounting points? What's the spring rating and mileage on the springs? The upper mount adapters show some wear along with the nuts and bolts that you say has new mounting hardware. The price still isn't reflective of a used item even if they have been rebuilt.

 

The main selling point is I will install them for free. They have new shafts, new bearings, new seals, and valving specifically for the 750 springs. The nicks in the aluminum are cosmetic, the main issue is rusting on the threaded body, which were sandblasted and completely recoated. These are retailing currently on real truck.com for 943 shipped. If your looking for a better price. But again I am not particularly worried, doing extremely well financially, and am making a ifs travel trailer using Tacoma spindles, upper control arms, and wheel bearings and I could use these coil overs if they don’t sell for what I want them too.