What is the advantage of a Radflo 2.5 Coilover over a Radflo 2.0 Coilover?
The larger 2.5" shock body holds more oil, allowing for improved damping control, better heat management, and more consistent performance under aggressive off-road use. A 2.5 coilover is often preferred for heavier vehicles, larger tires, racing applications, and high-horsepower builds.
What is the difference between an emulsion coilover shock and a remote reservoir shock?
An emulsion coilover shock combines the oil and nitrogen charge in a single shock body, creating a compact and cost-effective suspension solution. Remote reservoir shocks provide additional oil capacity and cooling for sustained high-speed racing applications. For trail riding, rock crawling, and most off-road suspension systems, an emulsion coilover offers excellent performance, durability, and adjustability.
Do these coilover shocks include springs?
No. Springs are sold separately so builders can select the correct coilover springs for their vehicle weight and suspension design. Eibach springs are a popular choice for Radflo coilover applications.
What types of vehicles benefit most from Radflo 2.5 Coilovers?
Radflo 2.5 coilovers are commonly used on rock bouncers, Ultra4 cars, prerunners, Jeeps, off-road race trucks, and heavy trail rigs where suspension demands exceed what a smaller shock can comfortably handle.
Are Radflo 2.5 Coilovers rebuildable?
Yes. Like all Radflo shocks, the 2.5 Emulsion Coilover is fully rebuildable and serviceable. Regular maintenance helps maximize performance and extend shock life in demanding off-road environments.
