Thanks for the video, I just learned a lot about a subject I knew nothing about. I recently purchased a set of Fox RC2 shocks tuned by shock therapy but I got them used from a guy who was selling his car to upgrade. He helped me install them but wasn't able to help adjust them, my car originally had walker evans shocks and these ones are light years better but I'm not sure if they could be even better if they were tuned properly. Now I feel confident enough to go into the garage and make some adjustments and then take it out for some testing. Again, thank you for explaining this.. one small critique about the video and that's the audio volume, I'm sure you are aware tho.
@Zbroz Racing You talk about the other shocks on the market having "internal bottom out springs" but I think they are designed to protect against top out events right? If you are not using this are you using an internal polymer bumper instead to protect against top out events?
