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Hey guys, just wanted to share with you something we're working on for the titan. More info to come.


Choppity chop chop.....PITA...isnt the coilbucket welded on?
There is a hole in the coil bucket.maybe they wanna cut a hole in the current bucket lol
yes i learned that on my lunch break just by looking down there! imagine that..i never knewThere is a hole in the coil bucket.
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Well for one you can pick them up for next to nothing compaired to other shocks which means cheaper for the customer and I have heard that out of the box they are no good but if you have someone go through them and replace all the seals and a few minor things they are decent shocks which they might have done since you can order each individual component of the shock from FOA.Just out of curiosity, why would you go with a FOA?
Out of all the guys I know running their shocks I would have to say they are the worst shocks on the market
Agreed which is why I dont run FOAs but im sure that they have done stuff to the shocks to fix them up a little.By the time you have gone through the shock, replaced everything in it, you are at the same price as the 4 major companies. So you might as well buy a good shock 1st and save yourself a huge headache, this way you're not wasting time only to end up with a decent shock
..True, true.....but the idea still has merit IMHO....But for them you are not cutting out half your bucket to run a 2.5
First off, I should have mentioned, that you can run any 6" shock you want, and I don't agree with statement of FOA being the "worst shocks on the market". Their quality has improved greatly since they began producing, I would say they are the best shock for their price, hands down.Just out of curiosity, why would you go with a FOA?
Out of all the guys I know running their shocks I would have to say they are the worst shocks on the market
The internal components of the FOA shocks aren't as bad as you think or have been lead to believe. They also offer upgraded seals and wear rings if your going to abuse the shock and they are still way cheaper than other brands.By the time you have gone through the shock, replaced everything in it, you are at the same price as the 4 major companies. So you might as well buy a good shock 1st and save yourself a huge headache, this way you're not wasting time only to end up with a decent shock
Ahhh.... what Debby Downer! Ok, Listen up.I could care less what shock they use, I dont understand why they are trying to reinvent the wheel? Every major shock company already has a bolt in shock, who would go though the trouble of drilling 3 extra holes to still have a 6 inch shock and a 2.0 at that?? To fit a 2.5 though the top you would be cutting out 75% of the coilbucket, at that point the bucket would be weak and wouldnt be any better then a direct bolt in coil-over from the other major brands.
So instead of the $1500 shocks, what do you consider to be "more affordable"For those of us who can't afford to purchase $1500 King shocks, that have exactly the same shock travel as stock BTY, we believe there is a market for a less expensive, more versatile setup using the FOA's. Plus we can sell just the mount and no shocks if the customer wants!
No King's measures 4.307, Swayaway might be a little more, but I'll be damned if any are 6".Arent the the factory replacement shocks 6"?