suspension

[hondajoe05]

are works shocks with piggyback as good as elka or ne other brands and is piggyback resovior better than not having one or having one with a cord ?? cuz 1000$ is quiet a bit for jus front and or rear shocks/shock:huh atleast for this 15 year old with out a job

[hondajoe05]

and should i get front or rear first i havent jumped to many times but when i get it back form the shop i will be cuz i got a membership to a place close to meand is their a brand better than works for less than 1000$ if you don't mind telling me

[hondajoe05]

are tcs ne good i found some of those for cheap??

[250xridamatt]

What style of resavoirs you have is normally rider preference. Piggybacks seem to be a little more handy. Works aerent as good as elka, axis, or pep would be. I think tcs is between works and the others. If you can get tcs shocks cheap, get those. Then talk with C and D racing on this site about getting your rear shock rebuilt. That would be the cheapest solution for you. Also consider if you will be getting wider a-arms anytime soon. If so, you either want to wait, or get shocks revalved when you get the arms.

[hondajoe05]

know one else?

I have an elka rec seris of front and an elka stock rebuild on back. Works great and i got all of them for under 600 dollers of this great site!

[G Impala 63n70]

I have front TCS and rear PEP and the tcs are like a dream come true and the PEP is just as unbeliveable, i love them both,, works are poop imo, elkas cost alot cuz they have a cool name, and PEP and AXis just IN MY OPINION are the best. And tcs isnt far behind

[DeerNuts]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by G Impala 63n70
[B] elkas cost alot cuz they have a cool name

:huh :confused: Where did you pull that one out of? How are Elkas not on the same level as Axis or PEP? Oh, of course, minus the fact that they have a "cool name":rolleyes: