Shock foaming..
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JK Jedi
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So its my understanding that a twin tube or hydro shock will foam on rough roads and hence fade.
Nitros or monotubes do not do this.
However, what about a shock like Old Man Emu that is nitro AND twin tube?
Nitros or monotubes do not do this.
However, what about a shock like Old Man Emu that is nitro AND twin tube?
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Many Nitrogen charged shocks still use oil for damping.
Valving is much simpler for a practically uncompressible fluid like oil than for a gas like Nitrogen.
The pressurized Nitrogen is there to avoid the formation of bubbles in the oil which do compress and lead to fading.
Valving is much simpler for a practically uncompressible fluid like oil than for a gas like Nitrogen.
The pressurized Nitrogen is there to avoid the formation of bubbles in the oil which do compress and lead to fading.