Terrain Tamer remote res Pro Shocks and Parabolic Spring test review

After a 20,000km half lap of Australia on the Terrain Tamer Pro Shocks as well as 800km tough desert crossing on the Parabolic springs we’ve given them a real shake down and learnt a lot.
If you’re looking for a tough remote res shock that’s adjustable on the road then I can safely safe that they’ll withstand the punishment of the harsh Australian outback roads and tracks.
If you’re looking at upgrading your leaf spring vehicle then you’ve got to give the Terrain Tamer Parabolic’s a run. They’re bloody good on so many levels, the unique design means you won’t find anything else like them on the market.

[@gizzmo667]

On ya

[@knuckledustaz]

Hi mate

[@ryanmackenzie5715]

Hi mate, what does your cruiser weigh fully loaded but without the trailer hooked up? Mine is at 3t loaded and wondering wether to go for the mine spec or the 700kg parabolic. Also running airbags for when the trailer gets hooked up. What’s your thoughts after running the mine specs?

[@tylerjjob]

Hi Trent, commenting here from the UK! I have a VDJ79 and looking to buy the exact setup you have here. This review really is a blessing for me as I've not got much to go by over here. Question for you, I'm running with an empty tray most days but towing 3.5t - 250kg ball weight then looking to carry up to 1t on the tray in building materials a few times a week on tarmac. Would you think the mine specs are too much for me? Are they as comfy as say a standard hilux when both unladen (Just as a comparison to something common over here, as you may know the 79 isn't sold in the UK)

[@philipboot9164]

Hi Trent

[@waynewright6410]

It would be nice to actually get some I’ve been waiting since the start of 2020 and still cannot get any

[@michaelnugara1]

Hi there mate