[Just a Hunter]

Et Tu XC20

 

[IM1RU]

That’s his opinion, so who cares?

Bilstein might.

 

[XC20]

Bilstein might.

I think it’s pretty well know where products are in terms of good, better, best.
You think bilstein is going to get butthurt because someone who is an expert says their budget line 5100’s aren’t as good as a shock that costs twice as much?

 

[XC20]

Et Tu XC20

Eh, You tell people how to think constantly on here. trying to act like a poet and shit. and your chili recipe is 3rd grade level garbage, so there! Lol

 

[Just a Hunter]

Eh, You tell people how to think constantly on here. trying to act like a poet and shit. and your chili recipe is 3rd grade level garbage, so there! Lol

For what it's worth, I wish you a "Blessed Day"
I cannot change your attitude, but I may still be of assistance to you.
Click on the picture above my name and choose "Ignore"
Upon finishing this simple request you will not be bothered by me in the future.

Have a good day.
JAH

 

[TANSTAAFB]

Get a room already y'all [emoji1787]

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[Lowcountry idn]

This place just isn't as friendly as it used to be.

 

[speakeasy]

looks like they removed the video

 

[speakeasy]

Heads up, messaged alldogs, they said these will arrive at the end of the month.

 

[BRATCAT]

Will be interesting to see how they compare to the 5100s. No reason to upgrade for me unless they are somehow leaps and bounds better.

 

[speakeasy]

I ended up not being able to wait and ordered the ironman fcp kit on sale, but in case anyone was still waiting around for these they're finally available:

Alldogs Offroad Complete Lift Kit w/ Koni 82 Series Shocks for 2nd Gen Nissan Xterra

This product is currently being discontinued. Once inventory is exhausted this will no longer be available. We recommend our Fox 2.0 Performance kits as an alternate.

www.alldogsoffroad.com

 

[Sturmvoik]

I ended up not being able to wait and ordered the ironman fcp kit on sale, but in case anyone was still waiting around for these they're finally available:

Alldogs Offroad Complete Lift Kit w/ Koni 82 Series Shocks for 2nd Gen Nissan Xterra

This product is currently being discontinued. Once inventory is exhausted this will no longer be available. We recommend our Fox 2.0 Performance kits as an alternate.

www.alldogsoffroad.com

Keep us updated how's those iron4x4 feel

 

[curt86iroc]

curious if anyone is running their UCAs.....

 

[chevy42083]

I like the idea of options. This one seems a bit expensive for what it is, but maybe not. Not sure if the adjustability of 5100 is really necessary or not for me.
At some point I'll be upgrading from my cheapest possible lift (spacer and shackle), so just keeping an eye on all the offerings.

I wish the AllDogs website was more clear on things. Like, all around.
Almost everything I've looked at is missing basic info.

For example, this lift kit....
You can get the spacer for an additional 1/2in lift. Umm... how much lift is it WITHOUT the spacer? They never state how much lift.
Loaded control arms vs unloaded? I assume thats balljoints. Maybe bushings? What balljoints? Uniball? Dorman?
SPC vs ADO arms.... whats the difference? Give me some pros/cons, arbitrary description, or SOMETHING.
They boast things like "Their coil springs are also found in nuclear reactors across the country.", but miss the most basic info.

Yes, I know its a new listing, so they'll likely correct some of this. But I've found similar things with most products I look at.

 

[BRATCAT]

curious if anyone is running their UCAs.....

I have their UCAs. Fitment was excellent and everything aligned fine with 3 inches of lift.

 

[Bonelo]

I like the idea of options. This one seems a bit expensive for what it is, but maybe not. Not sure if the adjustability of 5100 is really necessary or not for me.
At some point I'll be upgrading from my cheapest possible lift (spacer and shackle), so just keeping an eye on all the offerings.

I wish the AllDogs website was more clear on things. Like, all around.
Almost everything I've looked at is missing basic info.

For example, this lift kit....
You can get the spacer for an additional 1/2in lift. Umm... how much lift is it WITHOUT the spacer? They never state how much lift.
Loaded control arms vs unloaded? I assume thats balljoints. Maybe bushings? What balljoints? Uniball? Dorman?
SPC vs ADO arms.... whats the difference? Give me some pros/cons, arbitrary description, or SOMETHING.
They boast things like "Their coil springs are also found in nuclear reactors across the country.", but miss the most basic info.

Yes, I know its a new listing, so they'll likely correct some of this. But I've found similar things with most products I look at.

From what the OP have posted. The set up gives 2.5” of lift. So with the additional 1/2 spacer then you are looking at 3” total.

As for their uca. The unloaded and loaded options is for the bushing and ball joint. Difference is that with ADO UCA you can source the ball joint locally compared to spc where you have to order or find a dealer that carries the brand. Also their uca wont give you cbc compared to spc, you have to grind your cb.

I dont own any ADO product and have spc uca myself. I am however interested in their leaf pack when i need an upgrade.


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[Jaypennywise]

Just a heads up All Dogs is having a black Friday sale for this.... Ordering mine then!

 

[Sturmvoik]

Just a heads up All Dogs is having a black Friday sale for this.... Ordering mine then!

Nice post some photos later ! )

 

[Spirit Racer]

Just ordered mine. Chad just added the option for heavy spring in the drop down so those who want the heavy rating can still take advantage of the Black Friday sale, he told me the heavy spring kit won’t ship until mid December though.

I’m at 150k miles on stock suspension so this will be needed.

 

[BKCTX]

Any impressions from those who have installed the Konis? Just saw ADO's new video comparing them to the 1500s and the statement they make about Konis offering a softer feeling on potholes has me interested.