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for those running air shocks.

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for those running air shocks.

Post by Wendle »

are you running bumpstops or relying on the nitro to slow the compression down to avoid them bottomg hard?
how hard are you compressing them? wiching down tight? jumping?
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Post by Daisy »

no bumpstops on mine.

rely on the nitro to slow the compression.

winching down is generally tight.. can get it within an inch before full compression due to the oil/nitro in there.
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Post by not not »

Would these be damaged in any way by bottoming the shock or is the compresion to hard to fully bottom the shock out?
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Post by Cheezy4x4 »

I have had mine fade a few times when doing high speed stuff and I dont have any bump stops. Still OK.
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