Just curious

ProfenderUSA said:
I dont think they are similar to struts.
We sell coilovers, air shocks, bumpstops and bypass shocks. they all have a different purpose. Air shocks are not meant for racing, they get hot too fast and fade very quickly. Air shocks work great for crawling, light weight and easy to adjust.
I have never used a strut so i cant comment on how they work.
It all depends on your vehicle and what you are going to use it for.
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Thanks for the honesty. You could have shot us all a line of bull but it's nice to know you won't make something up just to sell a couple more units.

I didn't think there was any similarities. The strut has more internal features than a standard air shock but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. Also, I'm not looking to race just have a comfy ride for my back.
 
ProfenderUSA said:
Coilovers will give you a better ride and more adjustability. And still be less than $400 per corner.
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yeah but you still have to get the math right. if you screw up your calcs then you'll end up paying more for different springs. I like your options but I also like the all in one package.
 
RHSCTJ said:
That is a bit different. Didnt notice that before. While its still not usa at least they aren't made by 7 fingered 8year olds.
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Failing to see the issue here.
Ever seen the terrain in Thailand? Thats a country where shocks are seriously used. Personally I believe that any company that has a long reputation of building shocks that hold up for that market probably knows what they are doing.
 
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