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Radflo DRT 2.5 Internal Bypass – Remote Res. (WOD Custom Mount Height)

6CV-004-9Z-1

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The Radflo 2.5 DRT Internal Bypass Coilover with Remote Reservoir and 14" Travel is a custom Wide Open Design configuration built to deliver advanced suspension control in a compact package. Designed specifically for WOD, it uses the mounting height of a Radflo 2.0 coilover, allowing a 2.5" DRT coilover to fit tighter suspension and chassis packaging. These DRT Coilovers are the same shocks that WOD uses on custom builds.

Position-sensitive internal bypass damping provides a compliant ride through smaller terrain while increasing control deeper in the travel for hard impacts and bottom-out resistance. A remote reservoir improves heat management, while high- and low-speed compression and rebound adjusters provide extensive external tuning capability ideal for rock crawling, Ultra4 competition, desert racing, prerunning, overlanding, trail riding, and custom off-road applications.

Includes:

  • (1) Radflo 2.5 DRT Internal Bypass Coilover Shock - 14" Travel
  • Remote Reservoir
  • Dual Compression Adjusters (HSC & LSC)
  • Dual Rebound Adjusters (HSR & LSR)
  • Universal Spherical Bearings
  • Dual Rate Spring Hardware

Sold Individually. Springs Sold Separately.


Specifications
  • Brand: Radflo Suspension Technology
  • Series: DRT Internal Bypass
  • Shock Type: Internal Bypass Coilover
  • Reservoir Type: Remote Reservoir
  • Mount Height: Custom built for WOD – Collapsed 21.50" (same as a 2.0 coilover)
  • Body Diameter: 2.5"
  • Travel Length: 14"
  • Shaft Diameter: 7/8"
  • Shaft Material: 17-4PH Stainless Steel
  • Adjustability: High-Speed Compression, Low-Speed Compression, High-Speed Rebound, Low-Speed Rebound
  • Internal Bypass: Proprietary RST Dynamic Ride Technology
  • Main Piston: Custom Compression & Rebound Valving
  • Internal Bypass Tuning: Custom Compression & Rebound Zones
  • Piston: 2.0" 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum RST HiFlo Race Piston
  • Piston Finish: Type II Hard Anodized
  • Body Material: SSID Alloy Steel
  • Body Finish: Zinc Plated with Clear Coat
  • Oil: Radflo High-Temp Foam Resistant Suspension Fluid
  • Pressurization: Nitrogen Gas
  • Serviceability: Consumer or Factory Serviceable
  • Tuning: Consumer or Factory Tunable
  • Country of Origin: USA

Fitment

Universal fitment for custom suspension systems including:

Vehicle Type Common Applications
Jeep LJ, TJ, JK, JKU, JL, JT
Truck / SUV Long Travel, Overland, Prerunner
Rock Crawler Trail Buggy, Ultra4, Rock Bouncer
UTV Custom Long Travel Builds
Race Vehicles Desert Racing, Endurance Racing
Tube Chassis Custom Fabricated Vehicles

Note: Verify mounting dimensions, spring requirements, travel length, and suspension geometry prior to ordering.


Tech Insight

What is the difference between internal bypass and external bypass shocks?

External bypass shocks use visible bypass tubes mounted outside the shock body. Internal bypass shocks create the damping zones inside the shock body.

Internal Bypass Advantages:

  • Easier packaging
  • Cleaner installation
  • Less maintenance
  • Better fitment in tight chassis

External Bypass Advantages:

  • Maximum external tuning
  • Greater adjustability for race teams

For most enthusiasts and racers, DRT Internal Bypass delivers exceptional performance without the packaging challenges of external bypass shocks.

What do High-Speed Compression (HSC) adjusters do?

High-Speed Compression affects how the shock responds to:

  • Rocks
  • Whoops
  • G-outs
  • Jump landings
  • Square-edge impacts

Increasing HSC creates more impact resistance and bottom-out control.

What do Low-Speed Compression (LSC) adjusters do?

Low-Speed Compression affects:

  • Body roll
  • Brake dive
  • Acceleration squat
  • Steering response

Increasing LSC creates a more controlled and stable chassis feel.

What do High-Speed Rebound (HSR) adjusters do?

High-Speed Rebound controls how quickly the suspension extends after larger impacts.

Adjusting HSR helps:

  • Control bucking
  • Improve stability
  • Manage suspension recovery after hard hits

What do Low-Speed Rebound (LSR) adjusters do?

Low-Speed Rebound affects:

  • Vehicle balance
  • Weight transfer
  • Chassis stability
  • Cornering behavior

Fine-tuning LSR allows drivers to dial in handling characteristics for specific terrain.