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06.10.2012, 01:45 PM

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UE has sold a lot of SMs in there day, most of them had supershocks. You've seen my videos. Big air. One time I bent a shaft, (came off the standoff first) but no other problems. I'm still not at my computer (on a trip) but have you looked at the UE SS guide? I think at full compression no oil to supposed to come out with the cap off. One other thing, fluids like this have a tension on its surface that flows up the sides of any container, I forget the proper terms and because of this even something with low vececosity like water can be filled higher than the lip of its container. Also fluid is uncompressable so not enough is better than too much.
yer +1...if i fill my e-maxx shocks to the brim they will pop if i land a big jump.
the shaft going into the shock pressurizes the inside...liquids wont compress so it pops out the bladder or pops the shock top off.
i know it sucks but leave a bit of air inside them....
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06.10.2012, 03:47 PM

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You could try the bladders from Revo/Jato GTR shocks, pretty sure they are the same dimensions. Maybe put a little pill of medium/high density foam inside the bladder to stiffen it up?
I forgot about adding a little foam rubber to strengthen the blabber... I know it's not an absolute fix, but it should make a difference...


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yer +1...if i fill my e-maxx shocks to the brim they will pop if i land a big jump.
the shaft going into the shock pressurizes the inside...liquids wont compress so it pops out the bladder or pops the shock top off.
i know it sucks but leave a bit of air inside them....
chris
I hear that, but it contradicts all the principles of these shocks... if I have bubbles passing through the pistons, I don't see how they will perform well... I will also give this a try and see how it works...

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06.10.2012, 04:28 PM

well yes i agree...the answer is piggy back shocks...the res will soak up the pressure...but they are more expensive.
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