Are Radflo shocks any good?

The suspension handled dips and big bumps very well and absorbed them with little drama. This suspension would be very good for bombing fire roads at high speeds because it does a very good job of keeping the vehicle stable and planted as well as communicating a lot of information.

Are Radflo shocks linear?

Radflo uses a linear valving profile for their products to maintain the best ratio of driver feedback while controlling suspension events on and off the road.

Where are Radflo shocks made?

Southern California
Radflo’s manufacturing plant and corporate office is located in Fountain Valley CA in Southern California.

Are icons digressive?

Icon shocks use pistons designed to be digressive in rebound. However the rear FJ Cruiser shocks we opened up are using methods to make them act more linear. These methods include low digressive preload (probably 0.003″) and large bleed holes.

Who makes Radflo?

Glenn Classen serves as CEO/ President of Radflo Suspension Technology, an Automotive Aftermarket OE manufacturer and custom aftermarket application company started in the 90s.

What are bypass shocks for?

Bypass shocks are used with an existing means of supporting the vehicle like leaf springs or a coilover. Bypass shocks are necessary if you are subjecting your vehicle to high speeds over rough terrain SMOOTH BODY SHOCKS: King Smoothie shocks are a major upgrade from your OEM shocks.

Are icons Rebuildable?

Like all ICON shock absorbers, V.S. 2.0 Aluminum Series shocks are 100% rebuildable and 100% revalveable. For those using their vehicle in extreme off road situations, consider the ICON V.S. 2.5 Series shock to handle extra abuse and punishment your suspension will need to endure.

Where are Radflo made?

Radflo’s manufacturing plant and corporate office is located in Fountain Valley CA in Southern California.

Do I need a bypass shock?

Do I need Bypass Shocks? Bypass shocks have stiff zones and soft zones. Without adequate amounts of up travel there isn’t room for each zone to do their job well and you may end up with shocks that are too soft or too stiff. For applications with less than 5″ of up travel bypass shocks are not recommended.

Is Icon better than Fox?

Icon is digressive, Fox is progressive. Plus, you have 2.5” shocks on both front and rear with the Icon kit, which is a benefit with these beefy trucks. They’ll run cooler and not overheat as quick as the 2.0 rears on the Fox kit.

Are icon wheels made in the USA?

The ICON CNC’ed aluminum Old School 18″ wheel, insired by the original steel Bronco wheel, now bigger, stronger and lighter. Made in California. The ICON BR LED Headlight. Strong and simple, US made.

How many miles do icon shocks last?

ICON Shock Service Intervals

Street	Clean Shock Bodies
40000 miles
Street	Recommended Full Service
Every 3-5000 miles
10000 miles

Why are they called trophy trucks?

They are intended for desert racing only, and are not street legal. These vehicles are properly known as “trophy trucks” when raced in SCORE International sanctioned races, and “trick trucks” when raced in Best in the Desert sanctioned races.

Is Icon a good lift?

ICON lift kits are a great addition to the vehicle you like to take off-roading. If you need a smoother ride with fewer bumps, it’s definitely something to consider. ICON offers high-quality items at a high price – while the price might discourage you, you can be certain that you’re getting the best quality.

Are ICON 2.0 shocks good?

I’d say for the most part Icon 2.0 performs really well especially over washboards and off-road settings. At slower speeds, it’s still gonna be a bit soft. You might find other suspensions like the Fox that are a little bit cushier but the Icons 2.0 do take the abuse pretty well.