muddeprived
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Anyone running the Nitro version of their shocks? If so, how ya like em? Are they stiff?
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Hey Chris,
Our Nitro shocks have a valving which makes them seem soft on compression but always have a constant outward force due to the Nitrogen charge inside which is at 150psi.
Nice rig by the way!
Please let me know if I can help you with anything else!
Thanks,
Mike
Zone Offroad
x2people running zone offroad shocks talking about how great they ride, is like watching a fat slob at mcdonalds praise the secret sauce...
hey, if it works for you, GREAT! but i prefer custom valving, or DARE I ASK, valving specific to the vehicle make and model... which is 2 steps above any white rocket imho.
people running zone offroad shocks talking about how great they ride, is like watching a fat slob at mcdonalds praise the secret sauce...
hey, if it works for you, GREAT! but i prefer custom valving, or DARE I ASK, valving specific to the vehicle make and model... which is 2 steps above any white rocket imho.
The New Zone Nitro Series shocks absorber offers the ultimate in control and performance. The full displaced valving offers a better valving range on both the compression and extension travel. This vehicle specific valving is pressurized with 150 psi nitrogen gas. This gas charge ensures split second response and reduced aeration. Combine these features with the special Fluon banded piston and this shock is built to perform!
I say buy them and wheel with them and let us know. With my kind of wheeling no white rocket type shock holds up. Im basically saying every shock of that nature has blown seals out. Rancho, procomps, rubicon express have all failed on me. Bilstein 7100s have not. Stay away from fox shocks as well. Ive seen too many with leaking seals. I cant say how well they do other wise though.
It says vehicle specific valving........unless it's false advertising.
white shocks are white shocks.
have fun.
It'll be nice to hear how they work for you. Definitely let us knowFound out.
Received em today, rather quickly after ordering em last thursday. Out of the box, they seem like any ordinary shock but the valving is what's different. Like the tech guy at Zone stated, compression is soft, and extension has force to it. These are completely different than skyjacker nitros. The nitros i played with at 4wd hardware needed my entire body weight on it to compress that sucker. These I can compress by hand with just a tad bit of force. I'm liking what I feel. The compression/extension valving reminds me of OME's valving. We will find out how they ride tmw when I install em.
So it seems what they say about em is actually true.
It'll be nice to hear how they work for you. Definitely let us know
We'll find out in about 3 weeks when he is bitching about them getting stiff!OME FTW!
x2white shocks are white shocks.
have fun.
They are black shocks. :laugh2:
and silver underneath....lol.