444 Series Progressive Shocks… anyone?

Started by jagered, January 25, 2014, 11:56:35 AM

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greenbarn

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jagered

well... still considering the move to the 444's, but recently flushed out and refilled the shocks.

For what I have read... 225mL seems to be the full point for oil, I got roughly 125-130mL out of each.  I put in roughly 150mL and set air around 50PSI.  I still need to get out and try them hoping that renewed oil was the trick to stop or at least minimize the bottoming out!

This winter weather crap really needs o go away!!!  thanks for any/all advice... if this does not do the trick, 444's here I come!

2002 Drifter 1500
2008 Custom Custom-ized (TRADED - for a cage)
2011 Vaquero (new addition)

greenbarn

Quote from: chief on January 27, 2014, 13:27:16 PM

Yeah, but the 440 is no longer listed - apparently replaced by the 444.

My bad - misread the first post...
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Washbrook

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chief

Yeah, but the 440 is no longer listed - apparently replaced by the 444.

Slainte mhaith - Good Health - Cheers

'02 Vulcan Drifter 1500

greenbarn

Another difference....  about $125.  The 444 are quite a bit higher than the 430s, at least on their site.

If I was in the market, I think I'd want to call their customer service to see what they recommend. 
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greenbarn

I've been called a pretty fart smeller.....

Hey, I checked out the Progressive website, and they still show both the 430 and the 444, as well as the 412 available for the 1500.
http://www.progressivesuspension.com/prodSearchResults.aspx?yearID=2002&makeID=41&modelID=462

In the description, the 444 appears to be maybe a more advanced version.  Says it has Frequency Sensing Technology.  Sounds great.

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CDNRatMan

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chief

#5

of course it is... what was I thinking...   8)

Slainte mhaith - Good Health - Cheers

'02 Vulcan Drifter 1500

greenbarn

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chief

ummm.. wonder what the difference is between 440 and 444?

Slainte mhaith - Good Health - Cheers

'02 Vulcan Drifter 1500

cptarmy2002

I have them and I think they are great! Significant upgrade! I purchased them from Eastern Motorsports and they were > $80 cheaper than any of the other sites.

Frank


jagered

Hey all... looking to upgrade my suspension with this years tax return; however, the 440 Series that Chief and others have mentioned they use are no longer available... goes from 430 Series to the new 444 Series.

So wondering who has the new ones and how they like them?
Thanks!

2002 Drifter 1500
2008 Custom Custom-ized (TRADED - for a cage)
2011 Vaquero (new addition)

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