On the subject of suspension design...why aren't shocks designed the other way around?
01-09-2004, 02:14 PM
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they do pickels too right
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01-09-2004, 02:59 PM
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Good question
Wish I could tell ya. 
But my vague understanding had to do with the operation of the foot valve in the twin tube design along with the relatively low pressure results in a bunch of bubbles forming in the valve, making it less than ideal operation.
Monotubes don't have that problem due to the floater, and the higher pressure gas.
But my vague understanding had to do with the operation of the foot valve in the twin tube design along with the relatively low pressure results in a bunch of bubbles forming in the valve, making it less than ideal operation.
Monotubes don't have that problem due to the floater, and the higher pressure gas.
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