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You wont blow out a shock from high spring rates. Whether the shock is valved for really stiff springs or really soft springs, they use the same seals and shims.
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You wont blow out a shock from high spring rates. Whether the shock is valved for really stiff springs or really soft springs, they use the same seals and shims. In fact stiffer springs would minimize shock movement, and soft springs would obviously increase it. In other words string rate does not affect the life of shocks.
But what does it bottoming out the shock. Swift has already figured out the useable stroke of the shocks for us when developing these springs. Im sure it wont be a problem. |
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