What have you done to your 200 Series this week? (59 Viewers)
- Thread starter MScruiser
- Start date
-
- Tags
- 200 series
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
Got my mudflaps installed (woohoo).
Now if ARB would just get that other left side cover plate to me!
I was told mine was on back order and that if the item is not in stock it is made when ordered. Not sure how true this is.
Pretty sure AutoCraft in VIC, AU can get them, but Billfish is in New Zealand.......bro...
Can't you move the Reverse Camera?
@Willy beamin - Where will you move your tag? and are you going to move your camera?
I think we'd run into the same huge gap necessary on the front and for that part of the body it would be pretty rough to do well? If we went up to that cut line and tail light level it would have to span outboard away from the body the 25-30mm - huge gap and lots of leverage on rough terrain to tweak things.
I'm thinking about moving the camera up into the top spoiler. Thought about running it through the center of the tire carrier but first I'll try the spoiler location.
And the tag / plate will likely be relocated on the swing arm.
thanks guy for all the input
I installed Ironman Foam Cell Pro rear shocks to replace the tired Radflos. I got about 50k from the Radflo shocks. I am enjoying the ride of the FCPs.
Phase two is the front struts and coils, which will be marinating in the box for a bit until I can find the time. The front Radflos are still serviceable.
Phase two is the front struts and coils, which will be marinating in the box for a bit until I can find the time. The front Radflos are still serviceable.
Where did you purchase? Any pics?
Got the spare mounted but still can't get the stupid lights to work right.
I also installed the ViasSound linq3
MScruiser
obsessive-compulsive oppositional-defiant wise-ass
I purchased from MetalTech. It took several months to get from Down Under (I lost track). I will be replacing the front Radflo coilovers eventually. I have the parts but not the time
I was contemplating the Radflow coil overs. Any particular reason you're replacing them?
It started with the rear shocks wearing out. My options were to rebuild or replace. I could not find a local shop so my other option was to ship out to Radflo in CA. Two heavy shocks from Georgia to Cali, plus cost to rebuild and pay for return shipping...it started to add up to a number that didn't make sense.
The fronts are fine for now but I'll be in the same boat when they need to be rebuilt. I am not sure how much time is left in them but I decided to be proactive and have a solution for the front.
For clarity, I ran the radflos on my '11 before I got the '14. Again, about 50k miles. They ride and perform well but I've decided that rebuildable isn't right for me.
What was their quote for the rebuild, if you don't mind sharing? What are your plans for the worn items? Spares might be a good idea
FWIW icon told me around $125 a shock. And then shipping. That's a fraction of my initial buy in. I'll have mine rebuilt by Icon.
I thought about maybe washing it this week. Doubt that will happen with the work, kids camp schedule.
Though I did order a new in-cabin air filter and air filter for it.
Though I did order a new in-cabin air filter and air filter for it.
From Radflo about rebuild service:
The front coil-overs are $110 per shock for the basic re-build and that includes new seals, oil, nitrogen and the labor. We do check other wearable items such as shafts, bearings and bearing spacers. The rear shocks are $85 each for the same service. The seal kits are $20 per shock and a gallon of oil is $45. Our normal lead time is 3 days and you would pay shipping both ways.
The front coil-overs are $110 per shock for the basic re-build and that includes new seals, oil, nitrogen and the labor. We do check other wearable items such as shafts, bearings and bearing spacers. The rear shocks are $85 each for the same service. The seal kits are $20 per shock and a gallon of oil is $45. Our normal lead time is 3 days and you would pay shipping both ways.
