Man the questions the guy was asking were a breath of fresh air. Exact info I'm always needing specially for second hand rig purchases! Thanks a lot for this vid!
@@AGM-Products are the valves on the shaft just closed at those pressures? I assumed there would still be some ability for fluid to flow through the valves and thus allow the piston to move even with small external force but I was having to use my full weight to compress my new rear shocks even the tiniest bit. And they extended fully as soon as I released them like they had springs on them. I think I’m just misunderstanding how they are setup out of the box.
I'm interested in ADS shocks for a the New Tundra 2024 ..Not much information from what I can tell? They seem to build a good product ? made right here in America ? Any info would appreciated ?? Thank you ?? I wanted to something else other 8112 Bilstein..
Well raptors are a joke for one.. second just get the shocks rebuilt when you notice rude quality change.. you will even notice it on the street start handling like shit
Man the questions the guy was asking were a breath of fresh air. Exact info I'm always needing specially for second hand rig purchases! Thanks a lot for this vid!
Jason is the mad scientist of shock tuning and performance! That was very interesting to learn.
This is awesome, Great info forsure !!!!
Thanks Bryant!
Nice one Bryan and crew!
Answered all my deepest darkest shock questions! Thank you 😁🤙
Nice Video, lots of information, thanks!!!!
Thank you for watching!!
Thanks Man .. KSA
Why do all shock companies over valve their shocks??!?!!
Is it just the nitrogen pressure that forces the shaft out before installation?
Yes, exactly.
@@AGM-Products are the valves on the shaft just closed at those pressures? I assumed there would still be some ability for fluid to flow through the valves and thus allow the piston to move even with small external force but I was having to use my full weight to compress my new rear shocks even the tiniest bit. And they extended fully as soon as I released them like they had springs on them. I think I’m just misunderstanding how they are setup out of the box.
I'm interested in ADS shocks for a the New Tundra 2024 ..Not much information from what I can tell? They seem to build a good product ? made right here in America ? Any info would appreciated ?? Thank you ?? I wanted to something else other 8112 Bilstein..
How often should a raptor owner rebuild their shocks if they don't hardly ever off road it?
Well raptors are a joke for one.. second just get the shocks rebuilt when you notice rude quality change.. you will even notice it on the street start handling like shit
Mine made it 70,000 miles before needing to be rebuilt.