Quote Originally Posted by go-fish View Post
It never hurts to try and save a buck. Always look at the cost in the long run.

I am currently having issues with my QA1's. I think I am going to spend around $200+ on repairs at Naake's in Roseville,CA. A post-installation warranty is something that isn't even mentioned in the same breath with aftermarket shocks. When I saw that ridetech now has a 1000001 mile warranty I decided to plan them into my budget. Hopefully I won't have to sink anymore $$ into the Q's before I allocate the $1300 for the ridetech TQ's. Prior to the warranty I was planning on going over to Bilstein and see what they had for me since they are right in my backyard here in San Diego. I'll still give Bilstein a look but if everything is the same with the hardware the warranty will sway me over to Ridetech.
Cost is definitely a factor in my build, I do want to get it on the road one of these years. The warranty is a great feature, it's nice to know that there are still companies who stand behind their product with that much confidence.