LONG TERM TEST RESULT: Terrafirma Shocks
#22
07-26-2011 | 12:49 PM
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From: Ketchikan, Alaska, USA
#23
07-26-2011 | 01:16 PM
doesnt QT make something like that? I think Lucky 8 sells it. yeah here it is
Lucky8 Llc. - Take the road less traveled...
Lucky8 Llc. - Take the road less traveled...
#25
09-14-2013 | 07:59 AM
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From: Philly
Its not money growing on trees...I just dont want to mess with the hassle of it. They would have made me take them off...test them...maybe send a video..put them back on...wait a week or so to get the replacements....put new ones on...box the old ones up and go ship them....honestly....thats 2-3 days of my life I can save by spending a mere 100 bucks for shocks and free install plus lifetime warranty on shocks instead of two years (if any)....
FYI...
I had a shock fail After 15 months under normal driving conditions
I had a funny noise and noticed oil dripping down the shock body. I called my supplier informed them that my front drivers side +2" shock was leaking oil and rattling two days later a new one arrives at my shop doorstep, free of charge (under warranty). No questions asked. I replaced it myself
Last edited by coors; 09-14-2013 at 08:05 AM.
#26
09-14-2013 | 08:52 AM
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From: Upstate South Carolina
I ran terrafirmas for a while....no issues. Ran Rancho RS9000s for a while (got them for about $35 a pop bc I was working for Tenneco). Then I decided to quit messing around and bought Fox 2.0s for the rear. Fronts are on the short list. Custom valving, user rebuildable, and much higher quality than any of the twin tube shocks. Just my 2 cents.
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