I haven't had the AllPro setup but from what I understand it doesn't compare to the Donahoes, kings, and Camburgs. They are just not in the same league. Price should tell you something... There is someone selling Camburg CO's and Camburg A-arms on the Delphi forum (maybe this one too) for ~800 which is a great deal. The CO's are 950 new, and the a-arms are 400-450 new.JLtaco said:Does anyone have experience with this coilover setup? How does it rank next to the King/Hoes? My shiz-net is worn out, and will be replaced by Christmas. :xbeer3:
you get what u pay for...that's what i always say...so i guess it won't be anywhere near compare to hoes...but maybe kings...just maybe...i think you should wait a bit to see if anyone else has run the coilover system before you get them...it's new so it might take a while before people try it out...or you could be the first one here and tell us all out it :xsmokin1:JLtaco said:Does anyone have experience with this coilover setup? How does it rank next to the King/Hoes? My shiz-net is worn out, and will be replaced by Christmas. :xbeer3:
Hey HS,Heatstroke said:Hey, what's up. Yeah I have the entire All Pro suspension. So far I have no complaints what so ever. Others who have rode in my truck really like it too. It really comes down to personal choice for overall happiness, but so far no one has got out of my truck dissapointed.
~Heatstroke
Mike
AzTTORA
Sweet, thanks again for all the info. On a side note, my 31x10.50's MT's rub my frame.Heatstroke said:I don't carry much in the back except the occaisional camping/fishing gear. I don't think they've settled at all. They flex pretty darn well too.
~Heatstroke
Mike
AzTTORA
They do squeek some, I just need to grease them again. It is only loud enough to hear with the windows down.4BYnTacoma said:Do you have any sqeaks from your a-arms?
First off, hats off to All Pro for trying to focus more on Tacomas. Before they started offering this kit, one of our members came up with it on his own. The threads on a few delphi boards covered it as "the poor man's coilover." It's bascially an eibach spring with a threaded shock that anybody can go out and buy. He wasn't really happy with it, and neither was the guy who got his after him. I personally don't care about cushy ride. I'll take an adjustable coilover over a spacer or OME setup anyday, so if your on a budget and you just want to wheel, go for it. If you drive a lot on the street and only wheel occasionally, you may want to save a couple hundred more before you decide to buy and get something a little nicer.JLtaco said:Does anyone have experience with this coilover setup? How does it rank next to the King/Hoes? My shiz-net is worn out, and will be replaced by Christmas. :xbeer3: