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Old 02-10-2014, 12:44 PM
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Bump this up to help other nbs plus im about to order some Hyperco 2.5'' 10'' springs for my nnbs rcsb and wonder which spring to get the 700# or 800#?
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Well i just ordered the 750# i will start from there and see how it rides.
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interested to get your review
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Are they available in double adjustable?
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No, either non-adjustable, single or triple-adjustable
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Originally Posted by texasglock23
interested to get your review
I will have a review when i get back next month from work. I ordered a set of Vi-king double adjust shock to replace my QA1 struts out back and will put the QA1/Hyperco in the front.
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750# was way too soft for me. i went to an 8" 1200# and i like how much better the truck sits but due to snow havent put a single mile on them yet.
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yeah, I am running #850 iirc on 8" and it wouldn't hurt to go up some. #1200 huh?
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like i said i havent been able to drive it yet. ridetech told me i cant use an 8" spring on the larger shock i run because i cant preload them but i dont need to preload my shocks with a 4500# truck.
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Would it be better to use their 5.2 stroke shock due to the range of the compression/extension?

Coil-Overs :: Coilover Shock - 5.2" Stroke - HQ Series - RideTech.com - Suspension Specialist - Online Store

Also, do the strongarms have any drop in them?

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