How Do Live Valve Internal Bypass Shocks ACTUALLY Work??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- In Depth dive into the internals of a Live Valve Internal Bypass shock s from Fox. Check out our website for your shock tunning needs.
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I no one thing not sure about anyone else but I really appreciate you taking time to do these videos and teach us in terms that is understanding you guys are great.
Own the 24 krx es 👍 an you freakin you nailed it..i never thought it would be much of a difference till actually having and using them.
Thanks. What you said and showed makes sense a lot now.
Like the others said. You are explaining it very well.
Again, i have learned a lot from your videos. Great job of dumbing it down for me. Maybe take some video of the type of "bumps" your talking about and insert said video. I am saving up for your services.
Thanks for the great tech video.
Good video
Love the videos and appreciate the explanation. Are you going to install schrader valves in the caps?
Those shocks are getting our polished billet aluminum caps
Good video. I would be nice if your customer would let you trail ride it for a day to get a real world opinion.
We have driven vehicles with the live valve (some friends cars) and never saw the need to have it we always try to swap around when we do group rides to feel everyone’s out and learn from the different options and to date we still don’t have the desire to spend the extra money for that system 🙂
Would you still say nitrogen is the first thing to check when losing ride height over time? I just can't see the springs sagging being an issue when I'm not being super abusive to them
I've been keeping tabs on my ride height, and it is decreasing. I'm noticing a rougher ride on the mud tires than last wet season.
Yup nitrogen is always first! Low nitrogen will also change how it feels over the bumps
Thanks! A nitrogen service system is my next mx purchase for sure
So how much are the aluminum reservoir piston?
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