Is worth the money pay $250 more for the TCS front shocks, versus a pair of Works Triple rate with rezz.
Somebody has used both?
Do you feel to much difference?

Thanks.

 

I was wondering the same thing - the money saved would help pay for re-valving my rear shock. I hope some has ridden both and can give an honest answer!!

 

Is somebody out there, that really can help us with this paradigm?

Thanks

 

ALL I CAN SAY IS,,I LOVE MY AXIS! ! !

 

i was asking that exact same question a while back. I now know that a 0-preload shock is the only way to go. TCS,Axis,Ohlins,ZPS are all zero-preloads as a triple rate works shock is not. What does this mean? Less speed out of the corners w/ works shocks and alot more likely to bottom out on that big jump. I say deifinately go with the TCS because if you don't you will end up selling those works shocks later. Theres a reason TCS cost more. Go to CTracing.com to check out setting up your rear stock shock to match a pair of front TCS shocks. Zero-preload all the way around. GoodLuck

 

TCS also does a conversion to works if you already got them..

 

I would get the triple rates without rezzys, or actually the dual rates, then when you get the money have TCS re-do them for ZPS and it will only cost like 20 more than just gettin TCS when you cant really afford them. If you have the money, get them instead, ZPS from what I hear and see are much better

 

Thanks to everybody for all your comments, I decide to buy the TCS.
Skunky, I know that you will make a comment to help, you always do that. THANKS

 

Well I appreciate that...

 

Works also sells a stadium shock that is Zero pre-load. You may want to try them.