I have a set in the rear of my d2. like them. they work. currently have inverts up front. I am considering them up front, but a bit concerned with the possible interaction with shock. my rear ones allow for a lot more un centered expansion of the springs. I have a hard time imagining that the front shock will not get beat up and used as a guide rod.
anyone running them with this set up? seen anyone running them up front?does it work okay?

 

Do you have a 3-link up front?
If not, I doubt your radius arms will allow for enough articulation to warrant X-springs. And looking at the design I don't see any way to use X-springs along with shocks mounted inside the coil. You'd have to mount the shocks externally, but still I don't see the point with stock radius arms.

 

yeah that was my concern......moving the shocks. they have a hollow seat for the front, just haven't seen them in use.
I still have radius arms. I moved frame mounts back, built and stuck longer cranked arms in......so that helps a little bit. same on the rear, other direction. really I am trying to achieve a little more front axle downforce while on the long steep inclines....weightless front end is rough on the rear axles. rough

 

yeah, I don't see how I can relocate.......no room...so friggin crowded....guess I will scrap the idea

 

How do you do inverted cones in the front and still have the shocks inside the spring?

 

Duh...Dunno why I said inverted. Just tf501. Had inverts on back before swap. Plan to keep the shock in its intended location