FINALLY got a TRUE, removable towing solution..(see pics)

[swanstreaming]

You need to contact [email protected]

The company split and the brains/talent is Izzy. He’s wrapping up my job today. I’m stoked.




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[CLAMUP]

what is the model # of the air shock used?

 

[xlr8]

Oh man i need more info. I used to know an Izzy that built race car cages....wonder if it's the same guy.

 

[swanstreaming]

Oh man i need more info. I used to know an Izzy that built race car cages....wonder if it's the same guy.

It is the same guy.


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[swanstreaming]

what is the model # of the air shock used?

It’s a fox racing air shock. 2”, 10” travel.


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[brettmess24]

Why are you guys spending $2500 on this over deavers?


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[swanstreaming]

Why are you guys spending $2500 on this over deavers?


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Because just Deavers wont fix the problem—they’re also on my list! These allow me to tow nearly level with a 950lb tongue weight.


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[TXRaptor]

I know the RPG bump stops with the 4" extensions are not recommended for towing, but how are they different from a dedicated air shock? I already spent $1400 on the RPG Stage 2 kit, which is basically two 2.5" air shocks bolted to my frame with a strong crossmember in between. If I use RPG's extension and air them up, it should work in a similar fashion to what we have seen on this thread.

What am I missing? Not enough travel? Not a secure mount point at the bottom?

 

[brettmess24]

Because just Deavers wont fix the problem—they’re also on my list! These allow me to tow nearly level with a 950lb tongue weight.


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950 is a lot..... I have the +2HD and tow a boat with 500lb tongue weight and 300 lbs in the bed my truck drops 3/4” and rides superb. Also have the SVC bump kit that can be used to tow if necessary and the most adjustable bump system imho.

Again just my opinion but if I were you guys looking at this kit I strongly recommend you do springs first as they are that good with weight/towing and most importantly ALL the time and do not have to be removed. Cost less as well. The oem springs are really a joke.

I do appreciate the custom work here and glad it works but why re invent the wheel?


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[brettmess24]

I know the RPG bump stops with the 4" extensions are not recommended for towing, but how are they different from a dedicated air shock? I already spent $1400 on the RPG Stage 2 kit, which is basically two 2.5" air shocks bolted to my frame with a strong crossmember in between. If I use RPG's extension and air them up, it should work in a similar fashion to what we have seen on this thread.

What am I missing? Not enough travel? Not a secure mount point at the bottom?

And the ride is superior in every way!


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