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Well said Mike:gunt:

Just catching up on this thread and while I don't own one (yet :) ) I had the opportunity to spend a week in the teardrop early last summer. Mario and I flogged it through southern Death Valley and ran it through its paces. My impression was that it towed very nice, even better than my...

From my fahter's experience with his TJ, Kilby products have always been top-notch and manufactured to very close tolerances. Since he usually heads to my garage for the install I can speak to Kilby products installing easily. Obviously, from Brad's response it sounds like their customer...

Good deal, do you have a trailer with a RTT? I saw a really clean set-up a few weeks back on Indiana and Arlington, didn't have a chance to give a thumbs up and was in my wife's car. Are you in Riverside?

Slick trailer! MD, what are the pros and cons on the FOX's VS the air-baged/strut combo? As always, nicely done!

Sorry for the tardy response, haven't been on the site for a while. Sounds like my neck of the woods since I work on University Avenue. Was it a Defender 90 or a Land Cruiser FJ62? Regards, AW

Cleanest AT out there! That is going to sting RY, good luck with the sale.

Dang, I was hoping you guys would know more of the story. When I was going down to visit SG on a regular basis Greg was working on it. I know he assembled it from a container of parts that was brought into the US. He mentioned it was for a client up in the Bay Area but I don't remember the...

Graham, thanks for chiming in. I think that my point, which has been poorly made on my part, is that going with a shock that has been valved by a knowledgeable vendor will put you in the ball park. I also agree with Marc that no one shock valving can cover all vehicles, driving environments or...

Alrighty, I guess I'm showing my lack of understanding Shock Rebuilding 101. I have the FOX shocks from SG which have a rebound adjustment on the reservoir, hence the lazy man’s way to adjust for rebound and the reason I've never thought about changing my valving. I have casually watched a FOX...

Mike, my comment about saving time would apply to having a shock that is already set up closer to your desired ride characteristics than an off the shelf unit, that as Marc pointed out, can vary a lot from your target. I would think that working with whomever you purchased your shocks from, a...

I have not had to rebuild my FOXs yet, but I would start by contacting the original vendor for a re-build kit. If that didn't work than I'd contact FOX directly and have them send out the parts per the PN on the shock.

This one?

I’ve ridden in a Disco with Inland Rovers suspension and proprietary valved FOX shocks and was very impressed with the ride characteristics. I don’t know what the specific valving is set at, but I do know that Inland Rovers has spent time testing and experimenting with different shocks, valving...

Man Mario, does this mean I'm going to be the only one with hot feet since your rig is going to be running cooler than mine? Nicely done, your MJ is really coming together nicely!

NICE, I likey!!! :victory:

You big tease :costumed-smiley-007

I'd be interested in the Maggi if someone else only wants the AT...

I've been using the Tekonsha Prodigy and have nothing but good results for the last two years.

X2 with what Nullifier said. I've been out with two of the Campa trailers with the campa tents and both were very high quality. They are specifically made to be used with the trailer so you should not have any fitment issues. I've been out with Chris Cole and was very impressedby his trailers...