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Upgrading front shocks; what's the difference between Elka and BajaRon??
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Mikey
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Basically, they are the same, the Elka's damping adjustment is harder to get to if you want to make a change. I had a full set front and back on my 2012, LOVE them, had no problems with them! My 2025 is going to get a set of Ron's on the front this Spring, I believe they are going to work just as good if not better, and if I have a problem, Ron is in the US and just a call away! They are a great bunch of people to work with, I've been to their shop and I trust them!
Poppie65
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I sent a DM to Ron asking a very similar question and he took the time to respond with quite a bit of detail. Maybe he'll see your question and reply here as well.
troop
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My local suspension shop (Trackside suspension/engineering) quit selling/recommending Elka suspension years ago for quality issues. JRI manufactured Baja Ron suspension will likely be of much higher quality. Plus, you'll get complete stateside serviceability. That said, I stuck with Wilbers but tariffs make them more expensive 
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