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Old 09-14-2013, 04:09 AM
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Originally Posted by stangmike1

I looked at these I like the all aluminum body I heard it works great to dissipate heat but I like the adjustability of the kings.
Not sure if there's another shock that has this feature. I think fox does but not sure.

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Adjustability is a nice feature. RK has them tuned to their kits already but you can request specific turning at anytime. Good luck on the build. This was the toughest decision I made.
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Any input is certainly appreciated!

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Originally Posted by stangmike1

That looks badass! Offroad I would imagine the kings kick ass but how is it on the road is it better or same as stock ride?
I take it you went with the 3-5" shocks?

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Yes, I'm using the 3-5" versions. On-road it handles incredibly well. I keep it on the softest setting around town and it rides very smooth yet controlled. It is definitely a much nicer ride than the TF 9550 shocks I had originally.
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The King's are going to handle great on and off road,, because of the adjustability. soft,, hard,, on road,, off,, its entirely up to your preference. buy them,, then enjoy them!
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Well just ordered 3-5" for the fronts and 0-2" for the rears plus RK 2.5". But the shocks won't arrive for 2 to 3 weeks :( out of stock.

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Originally Posted by E-Man

Yes, I'm using the 3-5" versions. On-road it handles incredibly well. I keep it on the softest setting around town and it rides very smooth yet controlled. It is definitely a much nicer ride than the TF 9550 shocks I had originally.
That's what I'm thinking on doing keep it nice and soft for the daily driving and nice and hard for the offroad thing.

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Originally Posted by stangmike1
Well just ordered 3-5" for the fronts and 0-2" for the rears plus RK 2.5". But the shocks won't arrive for 2 to 3 weeks :( out of stock.

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Kings are usually built to order
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Originally Posted by chris@offroadevolution

Kings are usually built to order
Thank you Chris I figured since this is an OEM line they would be kept in stock. The 0-2" are available but The 3-5" are not. I'm doing 3-5" in the front and 0-2"in the rear. RK springs are 3" lift in the front and 2" in the rear.

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If anyone has any input pls let me know.

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Dropped the jeep off today for the install.



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