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What is your overall impression of them? Looking them up they are a pretty penny and haven't seen/heard that many guys running them.@cmck
You need a set of Koni Raids to match lol. I just installed them last week and just finished removing the majority of the AHC components.
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How hard was the install?Finally installed the GROM vline 2, and the Rammount for my tablet
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This is probably the closest we can get our@cmck
You need a set of Koni Raids to match lol. I just installed them last week and just finished removing the majority of the AHC components.
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Installed this (Raid) on different overland setup rigs like a 1HDT 100 series, LR Disco1, nissan patrols, ford rangers and a lot on toyota hiluxes, and they are phenomenal from my experience.What is your overall impression of them? Looking them up they are a pretty penny and haven't seen/heard that many guys running them.
What is your overall impression of them? Looking them up they are a pretty penny and haven't seen/heard that many guys running them.
This is probably the closest we can get our
LX to hydraulic suspension again coming from AHC. The RAIDs for me are the best.
Edit: have you adjusted the discs on your raids yet? This thing has a “settle in” period of around 3,000 miles, after that the rebound and damping will be more smoother than what it was when you first installed it.
@ton504 Who did you order those from?
Those are really good stuff, same suspension Toyota used in their LC200 in the Dakar race and what Arctic Trucks in Iceland put on their expedition rigs. FWIW, what I did before to set those shocks was to first turn it in the soft setting (zero°) or firm (720°) depending on what clients want and adjust more firm or more soft from there.I have both the front & rear set mid-way. So far its great. I'm going to be adding an arb front bumper and rear drawers/sleeping platform so I'll see how it does with the sway-away torsion/ome 865s. I might hold off any more adjustments until I get some miles on it.
I have both the front & rear set mid-way. So far its great. I'm going to be adding an arb front bumper and rear drawers/sleeping platform so I'll see how it does with the sway-away torsion/ome 865s. I might hold off any more adjustments until I get some miles on it.
Finally installed the GROM vline 2, and the Rammount for my tablet
Those are really good stuff, same suspension Toyota used in their LC200 in the Dakar race and what Arctic Trucks in Iceland put on their expedition rigs. FWIW, what I did before to set those shocks was to first turn it in the soft setting (zero°) or firm (720°) depending on what clients want and adjust more firm or more soft from there.
These things are huge!
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If the not so tall height unlike the 2.5” lifted 100s we see don’t bother you, keep your AHC. With proper maintenance that thing is bulletproof and no conventional shocks can outperform the AHC in terms of comfort in my humble opinion.I've heard of these being used on the G Wagons before.... they sound very interesting.
I had some Koni Yellows on an old BMW and I thought they were very nice. Obviously a totally different application, but from a quality standpoint, I have no complaints with Koni.
I have an LX470 with an recently installed ARB bumper, massive 12.5k winch, Slee sliders and rear bumper. I have no plans of adding any drawers, but a RTT is in my future. I'd like to preserve the AHC, but I don't know how realistic that is. I am starting to look into a convention suspension setup and am looking into the Radflo 2.5 w/ remote reservoirs. I wonder how these compare. Your comment about these being the closest to the hydraulic suspension caught my attention as I love the comfort of the AHC.
If the not so tall height unlike the 2.5” lifted 100s we see don’t bother you, keep your AHC. With proper maintenance that thing is bulletproof and no conventional shocks can outperform the AHC in terms of comfort in my humble opinion.
The KONi Raids doesn’t hold nitrogas unlike the conventional and popular shock absorbers out there, it holds a proprietary hydraulic fluid (similar with AHC) that make the shock perform consistent under extreme weather condition (heat or cold) no fading (which is the reason why new shocks have reservoirs). It’s adjustability design is also what I liked, no exposed knobs to rust or seize or needs maintaining. Though some may find it inconvenient to pulldown the shocks just to adjust the resistance of damping/rebound, the engineers have a good reason why it was designed like that. If I have to put an aftermarket suspension on my truck first option is this and followed by OME BP51.
I ended up adding a front runner rack, new from axles, Borla exhaust ( very nice)
Haven't heard of them. Which model did you end up with? Running quickly through Jegs it seems I can find Koni shocks for minivans, old muscle cars, and a Ferrari Dino. But I'm probably overlooking what's right in front of me.