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I've been driving all kinds of cars, motorcycles and trucks for 55+ years and can't tell the difference between one shock and another. I can tell if the shocks are bad or if there is something else wrong in the suspension but not if one "rides better" than another. I've been in the car business all my life and am now retired.
My take on it is there is so many factors that go into how a vehicle "rides" and shock technology is so basic, that any difference between how one shock and another "rides" is more philosophical than practical.
Just my opinion. L.M.
My take on it is there is so many factors that go into how a vehicle "rides" and shock technology is so basic, that any difference between how one shock and another "rides" is more philosophical than practical.
Just my opinion. L.M.