I'm curious as to how they perform, and if they are worth the price. At even moderate speed, the stock suspension handles whoops like a tank, and if I dump $300-$400 into a set of shocks, I'd like to know my money was well-spent.

 

I have Works dual rate steelers on my Warrior and they were an excellent addition. Personally I'd reccomend a steering damper before spending the money on the shocks. You wouldnt believe the improvement it will make.

 

I put on a set of 2000 Front Banshee shocks onto the front of my 98 Warrior, this made a huge difference. I only paid $80. I bought them from the classifieds on this forum. They gave me an extra 2 inches shock travel on front. They bolt straight on, no mods needed.

98 Warrior
89 Warrior
00 Lt 80 (daughter)

 

I'm getting TCS dual rate w/ adj. reservoirs on the front. I'm also getting the TCS rear shock upgraded. You can go to http://www.kandkatv.com for more info. I'll let you know how they work when I get them installed, it might be I while though.

 

yeah, please do let us know how they do. Iv'e seen them advertised, and wanted to know how they performed.

 

hey just wondering on that note would you be interested in selling your stock front shocks off your warrior???

 

I have works dual rate shocks with reservoirs.They costed about 430$ and they are a big improvement over stock ones