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Originally Posted by honda250xtitan
meh....a monotube shock has the oil and gas separated by the piston... also the gas provides the pressure for rebound. So the shock is all oil, whats creating the pressure to extend the shock? Seems like a great way to having a bucking bronco. (yes i know springs are pushing down but springs hold the weight, shocks control the movement)
what happens when the foam cell gets cooked from one long stretch of a dirt road? IDK, foam bumpers inside my shocks seems like a step backwards.
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I don't know exactly how it works, but they seem to have very positive reviews from people running it in Australia. So I assume it would be running pretty cool in such a hot environment like Australia. Land Cruiser guys are giving the company positive views as well. The Foam Cell is supposed to provide superior cooling over normal gas/oil shocks since there is more oil in the shock. According to Ironman they are supposed to recover better than normal gas/oil shocks. They are also fully rebuildable.
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Originally Posted by mteolus
does that code work for other things on the site?
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Not sure. You can try it though. Coupon code:THE-IRONMAN-CALVARY
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