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Greater success brings worse customer service (not always).  They sell so much now, its not worth the inconvenience of helping out a single customer on a single order. You say your going to order 20 pairs, and I bet they would change their tune.

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They still aren't as large as Works, and they do it. Some custom orders are done 3rd party and some in house. TCS was the same way. :shrugani: It's just nice if your going to spend that kind of money, you can get the color and plating of your choice. To me it's like swingarms, a-arms, etc. It would suck if a company only made one color of those.

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They still aren't as large as Works, and they do it. Some custom orders are done 3rd party and some in house. TCS was the same way.  :shrugani: It's just nice if your going to spend that kind of money, you can get the color and plating of your choice. To me it's like swingarms, a-arms, etc. It would suck if a company only made one color of those.

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Hmm, ok then, well, Elka's run by a bunch of assholes :dance: . That explain it then? I didn't know Works would do that though, when I got my set of shocks from them long ago, they only had black, red and blue.

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how about those Fox shocks???? any one tried those???

 

they look pretty cool :confused:

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I have installed them on a few customers yfz450s and 450rs they love them.

 

I am installing a set on one of my yfzs this week. they are awesome shocks although unfortunetly they are not making them for the banshee right now. And i dont forsee them doing it any time soon.

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Works would be my last choice for sure! What I'd like to do for you guys is get a side-by-side picture of the Works valve and conventional valves. The Works systen is better than stock because of the spring rate. The valve is a machined aluminum piece and uses a small spring and ball to control the oil flow. A conventional valve uses shims stacked together to produce the best fine tuning. These shims cost about $1. each and a normal valving can use 40 or more of them. Because Works doesn't use shims they can sell thier shocks cheaper.

 

ELKA makes a great shock no doubt. They use the conventional system but add a check valve. I'm not really sold on this set-up yet but a great shock regardless.

 

I personally prefer the TCS shock because I think Todd has better valving and his shocks are a little cheaper than the Elka.

 

I would buy new TCS fronts (our price $795.) and have the rear converted (our price $385.) to dual rate. Free shipping on a package deal.

 

Shane

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