A Asteroid01 New member Parked in the garage Joined Aug 12, 2016 Messages 38 Points 21 Mar 15, 2018 #1 Are these worth getting? I’ve heard they’re not very good. Anyone got them? Smooth ride? Thanks!
J jackwhoo Distinguished member Joined Apr 8, 2017 Messages 6,196 Points 1,415 Mar 15, 2018 #2 Which make ?
OP OP A Asteroid01 New member Parked in the garage Joined Aug 12, 2016 Messages 38 Points 21 Mar 15, 2018 #3 Gas shocks in general/compared to hydraulic
J johnaboyy Patron member Joined Dec 14, 2010 Messages 50 Points 16 Location Irvine, north ayrshire Mar 15, 2018 #4 I've been using gas shocks on the rear of my Mk2b cvt auto for 6 years. Only installed them as I carry a disability buggy in the boot of my Punto. Ride is a lot better and smoother than ordinary hydraulic shocks. I would certainly recommend them.
I've been using gas shocks on the rear of my Mk2b cvt auto for 6 years. Only installed them as I carry a disability buggy in the boot of my Punto. Ride is a lot better and smoother than ordinary hydraulic shocks. I would certainly recommend them.
AndyRKett Distinguished member Parked in the garage Joined May 23, 2011 Messages 14,288 Points 3,369 Location Norfolk UK Mar 15, 2018 #5 They are all gas these days, the only oil in modern shocks is there to lubricate. Less mess and pollution if a gas shock leaks or is damaged and much cheaper to make, but just as good performance wise
They are all gas these days, the only oil in modern shocks is there to lubricate. Less mess and pollution if a gas shock leaks or is damaged and much cheaper to make, but just as good performance wise
Brendan W Patron member Joined Nov 23, 2005 Messages 3,038 Points 669 Location Wexford Mar 15, 2018 #6 When it really matters http://scarbsf1.com/valves.html
J jackwhoo Distinguished member Joined Apr 8, 2017 Messages 6,196 Points 1,415 Mar 16, 2018 #7 Very Generally , gas shocks are a little firmer than non gas charged shocks.