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Intro
I would like to first start by introducing myself as part of the team of employees that work for OFF ROAD WAREHOUSE in southern California. We have four locations with warehouses stocked with the industries best products and accessories. Serving customers for 34 years in the off road industry. We unlike a lot of others in this industry, try to take a different approach, instead of fighting over literally dollars and cents - we focus on using the forums as they were created for. INFORMATION and QUALITY, we look for long term customers, not the one time sale.
Thank you and I look forward to hearing from all you
Thank you and I look forward to hearing from all you
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sweet, welcome man. I have a question for ya, didn't rcd quit making the suspension lift for the 4wd rangers, that's what I've heard true or false, the reason I'm asking is because I was looking at your web site and noticed that you are offering the rcd lift. thanks.
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Details? This for an Fx4? I looked on your site and couldnt find anything about this?
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RE:
Off Road Warehouse -
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Not on the web something we just developed. It includes torsion keys, FOX shocks and an add-a-leaf.
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Keys = Bad
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So what would you say would be a good shock setup for this?
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RE:
I'm not sure what you've heard but all torsion key lifts aren't bad. They don't over extend ball joints, there forged which is stronger then the OEM cast part and provide adjustable lifts. Ran with a good shock these kit handle great. Not to mention allowing you to fit a larger tire for more ground clearance off-road.
