ZPS shocks
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what advantages/ disadvantages to ZPS shocks?
95 Banshee FMF fatty pipes, +2-+1 a arms, dura blue axle DG nerfs DG front bumper pro flow kit with K&N filter works front dual rate shocks stock rear Cascade power shifter rear beadlocks with turf tamers front douglas.190 with radials .20 over wiseco prolight pistons no porting doesnt need it
00 polaris Trailblazer
95 Banshee FMF fatty pipes, +2-+1 a arms, dura blue axle DG nerfs DG front bumper pro flow kit with K&N filter works front dual rate shocks stock rear Cascade power shifter rear beadlocks with turf tamers front douglas.190 with radials .20 over wiseco prolight pistons no porting doesnt need it
00 polaris Trailblazer
#2
My friend just got these for his R. The ZPS system, which stands for Zero Preload System, lets you adjust the height the quad sits at, so if you want to raise or lower the quad, you can. The shocks also come with triple rate springs, each one a different stiffness, 1 soft, 1 medium, 1 hard. Each spring will respond differenttly to the situation-big jumps, small jumps, whoops,etc..
The ones that my friend got have 5/8" shafts. They look extremely strong and reliable.
They even threw in a "FREE" set of shockcovers with them, but hell, for $1000 you should get 2 sets!!
Hope this helps you out.
The ones that my friend got have 5/8" shafts. They look extremely strong and reliable.
They even threw in a "FREE" set of shockcovers with them, but hell, for $1000 you should get 2 sets!!
Hope this helps you out.
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