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Anyone have any information on the base valve bilsteins? I think they just came out and a few ran them at Vegas IMCA race. Are they that much better then the custom bilstein for the price? Thanks
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Amazing shock, Lots of money. Can get similar performance from The SNS series minus the base valve.Originally posted by washeduptoo View PostCLICK HERE to see how you can win a turn key Rocket XR1! -
Thanks for the information and your correct about the cost, that is why I wonder, is the difference worth the cost. Thanks again.Comment
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base valve
Whats the base valve all about? Whats the difference from the regular bilsteins?Comment
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The base valve allows the shock to respond better in low speed conditions. It increases grip in the slick. Allowing you to run lower gas pressure.Originally posted by mod88s View PostCLICK HERE to see how you can win a turn key Rocket XR1!Comment
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Pro Gas Shocks
Is this the same as what Pro Gas Shocks are advertizing? They say you can run their shocks with low gas pressures.Comment
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I don't have a lot of experience with those shocks. The ones I dyno tested were aluminum. They're a nice shock for a crate late model. You can adjust to low gas pressure in anything that you have a schrader valve in. You just got to have the correct rebound and compression.Originally posted by ALF401 View Post
I wish they would make a steel shock in that series.CLICK HERE to see how you can win a turn key Rocket XR1!Comment
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They make a steel threaded gas shock. I bought a car and it has a set on it. They also have a smooth body steel gas shock. No one seems to have much info or feedback on them, what comments I have heard has been very positive.Comment
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An outdated website will do that.
The only PRO shocks I have experience with are:
Pro T/A"Steel", PGA"Aluminum Smooth", PGAC"Aluminum Threaded", PGACR"Aluminum Canister".CLICK HERE to see how you can win a turn key Rocket XR1!Comment
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