deleriumtremor
Well-Known Member
I have never seen a shock failure (other than from a crash where the shock itself was damaged) where the shock stuck in a compressed state. Not saying it can't happen, I just have never seen it. Usually, when a shock gets really overheated, the seals breakdown and the shock looses bump and rebound control and things get really bouncy. I suppose he could have gotten a defective shock whose internal dimensions are such that when it heats up, it binds badly. Again, I have never seen that, but it seems like a possibility.One of the shock valves could have been stuck shut and that “could” hold the truck down under certain circumstances. It’s plausible that you overheated the stock shock and it froze up temporarily, but I think that would take a lot of long term heavy dampening.
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