How Do Shocks Work? The Complete Guide To Off-Road Shocks

[@shaazy]

Man the questions the guy was asking were a breath of fresh air. Exact info I'm always needing specially for second hand rig purchases! Thanks a lot for this vid!

[@attainmediahouse]

This is awesome, Great info forsure !!!!

[@AGM-Products]

Thanks Bryant!

[@3dconceptsofutah757]

Answered all my deepest darkest shock questions! Thank you 😁🤙

[@StrykerBuilt]

Nice one Bryan and crew!

[@rrebaza]

Nice Video, lots of information, thanks!!!!

[@AGM-Products]

Thank you for watching!!

[@justice.5A9]

Thanks Man .. KSA

[@tp7886]

Is it just the nitrogen pressure that forces the shaft out before installation?

[@AGM-Products]

Yes, exactly.

[@tp7886]

@@AGM-Products are the valves on the shaft just closed at those pressures? I assumed there would still be some ability for fluid to flow through the valves and thus allow the piston to move even with small external force but I was having to use my full weight to compress my new rear shocks even the tiniest bit. And they extended fully as soon as I released them like they had springs on them. I think I’m just misunderstanding how they are setup out of the box.

[@mervinblack1]

I'm interested in ADS shocks for a the New Tundra 2024 ..Not much information from what I can tell? They seem to build a good product ? made right here in America ? Any info would appreciated ?? Thank you ?? I wanted to something else other 8112 Bilstein..

[@regularguy1140]

How often should a raptor owner rebuild their shocks if they don't hardly ever off road it?

[@anthonyolsen9299]

Well raptors are a joke for one.. second just get the shocks rebuilt when you notice rude quality change.. you will even notice it on the street start handling like shit

[@ShoddyRC]

Mine made it 70,000 miles before needing to be rebuilt.

[@saltymethods2637]

Why do all shock companies over valve their shocks??!?!!