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Shock absorber overload occurs when a vehicle's suspension system faces forces exceeding its design capacity. This condition often arises from carrying loads heavier than recommended or driving on extremely uneven terrain. Overload stresses the shock absorbers, causing premature wear, fluid leaks, a
A customer replaced their old shocks, anticipating a smoother ride. However, the car performed poorly, and the new shocks don’t work as expected. The issue? They were not installed correctly. Many drivers encounter the same problem due to simple mistakes. Understanding these errors and how to correc
Motorcycle shock absorber travel refers to the distance the shock moves up and down during use. While some believe that longer travel is always superior, that’s a misconception. It’s not about having the longest travel but about finding what suits your needs. Consider your riding style—do you cruise
Not all motorcycle shocks that appear different will necessarily be incompatible. Two shocks may look distinct but function similarly. Motorcycle shock absorber compatibility relies on factors such as mounting points and spring strength. Relying solely on appearance can lead to errors and wasted tim
