Drop Testing Tailsprings: Steel vs. Titanium vs. Dual Shock

Watch Alaska Gear Company CEO Sean compare our three STC tailspring options. Topics covered include the comparison of titanium, steel, and the T3 Dual shock tailsprings G-load ratings, weight comparison, and product pricing.
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[@StuPierce77]

Thanks for the new video update! When can we expect the STOL Shocks to be available?

[@petedougherty6142]

I've never seen a tailwheel spring test for torsional loads. Taxing, turning around, tailwheel hits a hole, or sliding sideways in the start of a ground loop. Some of the tailwheel shocks I have seen in the field really don't have much torsional rigidity, to the point where you can see the tailwheel roll left and right when you just push the tail back and forth on the ground by hand. Do you have a test rig or test video of that type of testing?

[@New2Me170B]

That ti is bouncy. The T3 is a pretty sweet setup.