Quigley and QuadVan - FOX Shox Ride Improvement Package

[BajaSportsmobile]

Originally Posted by TheLetterJ

He said something to the affect of "Agile Offroad will live on" in another thread. I see Fox shocks/boxes with the Agile logo on them when flipping through WeldTec's site... Coincidence? This is for a 2wd, but see for yourself: http://www.weldtec-designs.com/product/ ... ry-getter/ Maybe WTD is who you need to call?

We have been supplying WeldTec with our custom valved FOX Shocks specifically for his 2wd kits and will continue to do so.

I'm taking on a new partner with close to 30 years experience in the industry. He will be running things starting at the beginning of 2016 as we need some time to ramp things up. In the mean time we will be working to get as much done as we can.

[Jolly705]

When you are ready to take new costumers please let me know. I want to order the RIP system for the Quigley and have it shipped here to be installed. Thanks!

Originally Posted by BajaSportsmobile

We have been supplying WeldTec with our custom valved FOX Shocks specifically for his 2wd kits and will continue to do so.

I'm taking on a new partner with close to 30 years experience in the industry. He will be running things starting at the beginning of 2016 as we need some time to ramp things up. In the mean time we will be working to get as much done as we can.

[CheVan]

I'll be watching too. I'd like to buy new springs/front shocks as well.
Thanks for your creativity and development. Gotta love innovation that makes things safer and better.

[macdadmorgan]

Originally Posted by BajaSportsmobile

Can you elaborate on what this means for the R.I.P. kits? I have been patiently waiting, and my van build has been in limbo because of the ride quality(needs shocks and steering stabilizer). I want to have a solid driving foundation before I take the build any further. Really would like to know if I should keep waiting, and expect something in the near future, or if I should get some moog springs, and try and have bilsteins valved to my specs. I would prefer to avoid the homebrew solution, but just would like to know where things stand. Ultimately I would love to have one of your conversions, but your 5K miles away...
Thank you, and much respect.
-Morgan

[Elltom]

"Agile Off-Road's RIP Kit is under $750.00."


Any truth to this?

[BajaSportsmobile]

Truth!

FOX Shocks are $129.95 each x 4 = $519.80 (this is FOX's list price and we do not charge for the custom valving)
AO Springs are $190.00
AO Sway Bar Drop brackets are $25.00 (not needed on later models)

Total = $734.88

That is the basic RIP Kit. Many customers add a FOX Steering Stabilizer from $140.00 to $395.00 depending on the one you want. Others add rear springs or AO Add-A_Leafs...

Prices are subject to change in the future.

Our new partner, John Brindell, will be joining us on January 1st and we will be expanding into the additional space next door in January and re-configuring the shops with new lifts and equipment...

so, BE PATIENT WITH US, as always.

I will personally guarantee your satisfaction.

[86Scotty]

Yay!!!!!


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[rallypanam]

And to show y'all that John understands what we do around here... His personal ride is back left in this photo:

[86Scotty]

Hey Rob, don't forget to add the photo.


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[daveb]

Originally Posted by 86Scotty

Hey Rob, don't forget to add the photo.


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I think he's toying with us