Aftermarket Parts

What actually exists in the Ion aftermarket — what each part changes, who makes it, and whether it's still something you can buy today. Built one category at a time, each one researched and sourced rather than recycled from memory.

ASAs A thin aftermarket — CP and Trinity, both discontinued.

Barrels GOG's Freak system, J&J Ceramic, and the thread that ties it together.

Boards Blackheart, Virtue, Tadao, APE, and more.

Bodies Aluminum kits from Shocktech, Warrior, ANS, TechT — and the 2000s custom-exoskeleton scene.

Bolts Stock vs. TechT, GOG, Shocktech, Deadlywind, and more.

Detents Magnetic detents are the aftermarket's most universal recommendation.

Feednecks CP, Shocktech, Warrior, Lapco, CCM, and more.

Grip frames ANSGear's 90°, NDZ's Scorpion, and the rare Element 85°.

Grips NDZ's Snatch Grip, Trinity's Slim Grip — and a naming trap to avoid.

On/Off Buttons Virtue's EzOn line and Smart Parts' own Epiphany-style button.

QEV Smart Parts/GOG's 360°, Clippard, and one that doesn't fit.

Regulators CP's inline reg, AKA, Dye Hyper — and two different "Max-Flo" products.

Solenoid armatures OEM is discontinued — what to do instead.

Triggers NDZ, Violent Series, Critical, TechT, Deadlywind, and more.