Renegade |
02-14-2007 03:24 PM |
Nitros are "charged" with nitrogen which prevents the hydraulic fluid fluid inside the shock from becoming aerated (full of tiny air bubbles). This will keep the shock's performance more predictable when being used hard. When the shocks become aerated, they lose the ability to dampen the bumps. Typically nitros have a more firm feeling ride. Whether you need them or not on a non-race/competition type suspension is a matter of opinion. I have always used hydros in the past and have always been happy with the feel. I now have nitros and I am not sure they are really needed with the average street, and slow speed trail driving that I do.:)
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