ElDuder
Senior Member
Thanks for the unnecessary tangent attempting to prove your something that no one cares about. Wow, you sell shocks and have a shock dyno; no one is impressed.You are incorrect.
Shaft seals develop leaks. Metering orifices erode. Hydraulic fluid loses viscosity. Shim stacks weaken. Control springs creep. Gas charges deplete. So, despite what you believe, shocks absolutely do lose their dampening capacity with cyclical age. If someone told you shocks don't wear out, stop listening to them. About anything.
And for the record, I never said shocks "break in". Those are your projected words.
BTW: You should also know that I am a JRi shock dealer, and there is a shock dyno sitting in the shop with me as I type this. Unlike most people on the internet, when I say something it is because I actually know what I am talking about.
Your comment of āsoftening upā is completely different from failure due to age and contradictory to your original statement. Softening isnāt failure and shocks donāt āsoftenā if functioning properly.
Tootles bro.
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