2nd gen xterra lift using piggy back/remote reservoir?

[KiwiKurt]

As topic states. In looking at lifts, it seems like there are 900 brands for toyota and about 47000 for jeep...we have about 2 and no remote reservoir options.

Am I missing something? Anyone know of a quality lift that has remote or piggy back shock reservoirs for our trucks?

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[theBostonianX]

I've got a set or 2.5 kings with Remote Resi in the front.

But you're right not to many options out there.



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[theBostonianX]

Maybe weld on some shock hoops then anything is possible.

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[KiwiKurt]

I've got a set or 2.5 kings with Remote Resi in the front.

But you're right not to many options out there.



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Hows the ride? Extented travel? Rears? Link?


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[theBostonianX]

Got them used.

Installing them for a T Swap next weekend. According to specs they're a half inch shorter travel then SAWs.

Im not sure what im doing for the rear, for now i run AAL and shackles with the stock Bils, til I can measure travel and get a good shock and Alcans. But probably, ill run Rads with piggy back Resi's.

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[BigRed44]

SAW (Sway Away) makes a remote res system for the fronts

 

[SpongeX]

How needed is a reservoir or piggyback? I've never run my 2.5 radflows harder enough or long enough to get significant fade.

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[KiwiKurt]

Dont know that it is 'needed' perse...its just more gucci

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[humz]

Kings are your best bet if your not titan swapped. I have Sway A ways with remote res and titan swap, Radflo has a similar one with remote res. A titan swap is the best you can do travel wise so IMO having 2 (radflo & SAW) are enough. Having a remote Res doesn't virtually nothing for majority of applications.