ome vs tough dog vs ironman

[Navara09]

if you go tough dog it is worth paying the extra little bit to get the adjustable rear shocks. coz i have mine on soft all the time then when i put weight in the tray i just adjust the shocks to make them a bit hard to take the weight and keep the ride quality.

 

[petes navstr]

yeah i had that in mind, somrtimes i tow trailer with twin jet skis and my tandem also so would be great option thanks

 

[Navara09]

that alright mate. they work a treat with a flat top trailer and 3 quads on the trailer and one in the back of the ute. for that i put it just about on stiff and the back end hardly moved down and the ride was still the same as if i had no load

 

[petes navstr]

that alright mate. they work a treat with a flat top trailer and 3 quads on the trailer and one in the back of the ute. for that i put it just about on stiff and the back end hardly moved down and the ride was still the same as if i had no load

thats mad!! its always good to have variety i reckon, i'll chase em up thanks for insight you

 

[petes navstr]

what gains do i get by putting greasable shackles and pins on???

 

[Leprechaun]

what gains do i get by putting greasable shackles and pins on???

No squeaks, better flex and longer lasting bushes.

 

[maddogrc]

just saw this thread, thought i should mention...

do NOT buy ironman gear!

i have a 'source' who used to be a state sales manager/importer/something along those lines, and he said to keep away big time.

lower quality metal (import of a lower grade), much thinner metal on the bars and barwork, the paint is poorly done, and overall, just dont buy it!

 

[petes navstr]

na i wouldn't bother, i'm still debating cause i hear good and bad about all brands, not much bad about tough dog though and i do want the adjustable rear shocks so might just go for that i think, few people say efs are good and well priced but i see more FWD with tough dog than any other brand,