Pro Comp Black series coilovers...yay or nay??

[Marshall 008]

I was looking around and saw that Pro Comp has a 2.75" coilover front strut in their lineup for the Silverado and Sierra. I know these will fit the same year Tahoe and Yukon. Has anyone heard good things about them? I'm on the fence with maybe trying them out or going with the Fox 2.5 coilover struts. Just testing the water to see if anyone has any knowledge of them.

https://www.4wheelparts.com/p/pro-c...shock-absorber-zx4002/_/R-DFCW-ZX4002#Reviews

Or I may just wait and get these from Fox....

Fox 883-02-028 | 2007-2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 4wd & 2wd (aftermarket upper control arms required) - Fox 2.5 Factory Series Coil-Over IFP - (0" to 3" Lift - FRONT / PAIR)

You\'re looking at a set of Fox Shocks 2.5 Factory Series IFP Coil-Over Shocks for your Chevy Silverado 1500 which will provide impressive dampening in any terrain you\'re looking to conquer. This integrated coil spring can be set for preload and ride hei

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[91RS]

Have you looked at the Atomic Fab brackets and Viking coilovers?

 

[Bill 1960]

As you can see in my sig, I’m running a ProComp lift, and I’m entirely satisfied. Still have Monroe front struts at this time.

The thing with PC, they were absorbed some time ago by a large conglomerate that owns a bunch of well known brands, and I believe like most corporate conglomerates, they seek to leverage the brand names while combining and leveraging their supply side costs.

Which is a long preamble to say when I replace the front struts-which are overdue- I will spend more and buy Fox.

I suspect what you get from PC in this instance is something their corporate parent subbed out to the low bidder on a global contract.

 

[Marshall 008]

Have you looked at the Atomic Fab brackets and Viking coilovers?

Never heard of them

 

[Marshall 008]

As you can see in my sig, I’m running a ProComp lift, and I’m entirely satisfied. Still have Monroe front struts at this time.

The thing with PC, they were absorbed some time ago by a large conglomerate that owns a bunch of well known brands, and I believe like most corporate conglomerates, they seek to leverage the brand names while combining and leveraging their supply side costs.

Which is a long preamble to say when I replace the front struts-which are overdue- I will spend more and buy Fox.

I suspect what you get from PC in this instance is something their corporate parent subbed out to the low bidder on a global contract.

I’m probably going to order the Fox. Hopefully I will find a deal with Black Friday coming up.