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Re: Front Pneumatics Kits

In Reply to: Front Pneumatics Kits posted by A on November 22, 2002 at 20:15:14:

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Posted by:
Vampyr
on November 25, 2002 at 16:16:56

: I was thinking of upgrading my front pneumatics with a kit. I was thinking of an ANS kit or a Shocktech kit. Which one of these is better?
: If it helps I have a 2002 vert cocker. Thanks
I don't care to change the entire front block, but given the option I'd go Shocktech. The x-way is very good as is the ram. An LPR is an LPR. Not much difference there, it's stability isn't critical. ANS is still plagued by quality control issues.

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: : I was thinking of upgrading my front pneumatics with a kit. I was thinking of an ANS kit or a Shocktech kit. Which one of these is better? : : If it helps I have a 2002 vert cocker. Thanks : I don't care to change the entire front block, but given the option I'd go Shocktech. The x-way is very good as is the ram. An LPR is an LPR. Not much difference there, it's stability isn't critical. ANS is still plagued by quality control issues.

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