Radflo 2.5 Coilover Coil Cone Retainer
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The Radflo 2.5 Coilover Coil Cone Retainer is a replacement component designed to secure the lower coil cone on Radflo 2.5 coilover shocks. By keeping the coil cone properly seated against the shock assembly, the retainer helps maintain spring alignment, consistent preload, and reliable suspension operation under demanding off-road conditions.
This direct-fit replacement is ideal for routine shock maintenance, coilover rebuilds, or replacing a missing, worn, or damaged retainer. Restoring the correct coil cone hardware helps keep the spring assembly properly positioned on rock crawlers, Ultra4 cars, prerunners, trail rigs, and other vehicles using Radflo 2.5 coilovers.
Includes:
- (1) Radflo 2.5 Coilover Coil Cone Retainer
Note: Verify shock series and coilover configuration before ordering.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Radflo Suspension Technology |
| Product Type | Coilover Coil Cone Retainer |
| Shock Series | Radflo 2.5 Coilover |
| Function | Secures the Lower Coil Cone |
| Application | Shock Maintenance, Rebuild, or Hardware Replacement |
| Fitment Style | Direct Replacement |
| Sold As | Individual Retainer |
Fitment
Fits:
- Radflo 2.5 coilover shocks
- Standard Radflo 2.5 coilover spring assemblies using the matching lower coil cone
Does Not Fit:
- Radflo 2.0 coilover shocks
- Radflo 3.0 coilover shocks
- Smooth-body shocks without coilover spring hardware
- Bypass-only shock configurations
Before Ordering:
- Verify the shock is a Radflo 2.5 coilover.
- Inspect the lower coil cone and surrounding hardware for damage or wear.
- Confirm the retainer style matches the existing coilover assembly.
FAQ
What does the coil cone retainer do?
The retainer helps keep the lower coil cone properly positioned on the shock assembly. This supports correct spring alignment and helps prevent the lower spring hardware from shifting during suspension movement.
What happens if the retainer is worn or damaged?
A damaged or missing retainer can allow the coil cone to move out of position. This may affect spring alignment, preload consistency, and the way the coilover operates through its travel.
When should the retainer be replaced?
Replace the retainer if it is bent, cracked, heavily worn, missing, or no longer secures the coil cone correctly. It should also be inspected whenever the coilover is disassembled for service.
Should the rest of the spring hardware be inspected?
Yes. During service, inspect the coil cone, spring seats, preload collar, springs, bearings, and related hardware. Worn or damaged components should be replaced before the shock is returned to service.
Is shock disassembly required?
Installation requirements depend on the coilover configuration and condition of the existing hardware. Safely unload and remove spring tension before servicing any coilover spring components.
