RPG collars vs SVC collars

[cdiddy4224]

Any differences between the 2 collars? I see the SVC is a one piece design with no bolts, and is roughly half the price. Are people just brand loyal with RPG?

 

[Kojack19]

You about summed up the differences. Early adopters went with RPG because they were out first. Would have gone SVC likely had they been available when I put mine on my truck. Used Icon on my Gen 2 because they were adjustable.

 

[BadWRP]

Haven't received my truck yet but already picked up a set of SVC collars. I liked the one piece design better.

 

[cdiddy4224]

I just picked up a set today as well.

 

[98rangerdave]

I’m assuming the 1 piece would require the strut to be removed and the coil taken off before installing correct? The 2 piece design doesn’t require any of that, just remove tie rod bolt, compress the springs and install under the strut lower bracket.

 

[BadWRP]

I’m assuming the 1 piece would require the strut to be removed and the coil taken off before installing correct? The 2 piece design doesn’t require any of that, just remove tie rod bolt, compress the springs and install under the strut lower bracket.

Correct.

 

[JefferyGT]

My RPGs work great. Easy to install too. Solid with good hardware.

 

[oniontrader]

i have been seeing a lot the RPG 1.5" is too high and may not be level. any company going to make a 1" collar?

 

[xrocket21]

i have been seeing a lot the RPG 1.5" is too high and may not be level. any company going to make a 1" collar?

1.5" is too low imo

2.25" is level

3" is high

 

[oniontrader]

1.5" is too low imo

2.25" is level

3" is high

i saw a few posts of people on facebook group gen 3 saying 1.5" was more than level that nose may site a tad high. i would be fine with less than level just didnt want nose higher than back.