2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission KORE suspension

[pwerwagn]

There are still people running class 11 in SCORE. I can't believe it!!

Man, you can say that again. those are some crazy guys that race 11. Talk about determination!!!



BTW, anybody that ever wants to mention "lift kits" in the same post as KORE, has obviously never ever researched real suspension, and probably doesnt even know what a remote resevoir is.

--Jeff

 

[darkhorse]

BTW, anybody that ever wants to mention "lift kits" in the same post as KORE, has obviously never ever researched real suspension, and probably doesnt even know what a remote resevoir is.

--Jeff[/QUOTE]



You got that right, Jeff. When I started this thread, all I wanted was feed back from folks that had tried KORE stuff. I wasn't looking for lift or looks. I rive *#!* roads. With just the front half of the Chase system installed. I'm getting a whole new outlook on washboard roads. Even choppy expansion joint on the highway suddenly got more comfortable. Speeding is way to easy now. :-laf You will note: not a single KORE owner registered a complaint. What other vendor can say that?

 

[darkhorse]

I finished with my KORE installation yesterday. The ride is much improved over stock on practically all surfaces. Washboard roads that were giving me trouble at 20 mph are now gliding under me at 40 while I casually sip my coffee.

 

[edgerat]

Man, you can say that again. those are some crazy guys that race 11. Talk about determination!!!



BTW, anybody that ever wants to mention "lift kits" in the same post as KORE, has obviously never ever researched real suspension, and probably doesnt even know what a remote resevoir is.

--Jeff

If you are referring to me you might want to find out who you are taking shots at before you open your mouth. If you want to take your 30 thousand dollar truck(plus 3500 for KORE suspension) and go pound through some dirt thats fine with me. Isn't a remote resevoir that little pond waaaaaaaaaaaay out in the desert? hmm no? oh well :-laf