The othe lead is cagey as well. The reason given was that they found 3 of their competitiors making the exact same length shock as them and he claims that their shocks came on the market first.
The person I spoke to claims to be THE R&D guy for Tough Dog suspension and outrightly states that there is no Tough Dog kit for the 120 Grande. There is no official part number specific for the Grande and therefore no warranty coverage if Tough dog parts are fitted to a Grande. The reason is that the airbags exhibit 30% greater rebound (I think this meant that the airbags 'travel faster') and therefore the shocks are working extra hard and there is no guarantee that they will last 150,000km (at no. 9 setting on the adjustable shocks). He is happy not to do business with me.
Contrary to the other mob (the one who did 1coolbanana's) who states that the non-adjustable shocks are equivalent to the No. 5 setting on the adjustables. This mob, however, were very happy to do business with me but still refused to give out shock lengths.
The person I spoke to claims to be THE R&D guy for Tough Dog suspension and outrightly states that there is no Tough Dog kit for the 120 Grande. There is no official part number specific for the Grande and therefore no warranty coverage if Tough dog parts are fitted to a Grande. The reason is that the airbags exhibit 30% greater rebound (I think this meant that the airbags 'travel faster') and therefore the shocks are working extra hard and there is no guarantee that they will last 150,000km (at no. 9 setting on the adjustable shocks). He is happy not to do business with me.
Contrary to the other mob (the one who did 1coolbanana's) who states that the non-adjustable shocks are equivalent to the No. 5 setting on the adjustables. This mob, however, were very happy to do business with me but still refused to give out shock lengths.
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