King Shocks Complete Refresh (ASMR) by Shock Service, LLC

Grab a coffee or your favorite beverage and relax while we service a King 2.5 Smoothie shock with the patience and attention to detail Shock Service, LLC is known for.
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👉 Step-by-step detailed shock rebuild instructions:
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DISCLAIMER: This video is strictly for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes only. Any and all shock servicing must only be performed by a professional with proper safety equipment worn at all times. Imitation or the use of any acts depicted in this video is solely at your own risk. Shock Service, LLC and KZbin will not be held liable for any injury to yourself or damage to your shocks resulting from attempting anything shown in this or any of our videos.
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[@EM-iq9yj]

How much does a refresh cost usually?

[@ShockService]

Current pricing is listed on our website: www.shockservice.com

[@tonymaida8694]

another great video. I wish I was that fast.

[@ShockService]

We wish that was real-time, too!

[@brianvera2353]

impressive work

[@nickisbomb]

Love the video, getting ready to rebuild my 2.5 kings. I have a leak coming from the adjuster knob and the shaft seals. I have not seen a video of anyone replacing those adjuster seals/o rings. Is that in the King rebuild kit?

[@gooseberry769]

Love your videos.

[@ShockService]

So glad!

[@mohamadsss2963]

Very good🌺

[@ShockService]

Thank you very much!

[@jeffdejong3786]

Where do I find the tools to pull these shocks apart. I need to change the shim stacks in mine

[@ShockService]

We have all the tools needed listed here: www.crawlpedia.com/shock_rebuild_tools.htm

[@usrunningrampant3711]

What is the orange and rubber tube you are using to clean with around 10 min

[@ShockService]

Those are emery blocks or abrasive blocks. Here are the ones we use available on Amazon: amzn.to/3xMS3Fa amzn.to/3DNczsY (As an Amazon Associate, we earn a small commission on purchases which does not affect your pricing.)

[@Gen5564]

Hello about King Shocks Shock Fluid , Can I use other brands of shock oil ? if possible Is that 5w or 10w

[@ShockService]

Yes, most medium (10W) shock oils will work great.

[@3menandahoe878]

What’s your turnaround time if I send you guys a set to rebuild?

[@ShockService]

That depends on the style of shock, the number of shocks, and the services needed but once we have you on the books we always ask for 2 weeks. Services rarely take that long but we want to account for any surprises and the need to have parts delivered if we don't have them in stock. Email us with a few photos of your shocks and we can get you a more specific ETA as well as a price quote.

[@MegaCabCummins6]

Dumb question, but how do you remove stuck spherical bearings? On my 2.5's half of them came out with a bit of persuasion, the other ones were not coming out at all and I did not want to damage the caps or the rod ends. Your videos helped a TON, very much appreciated. I was going to ask the same question @usrunningrampant3711 did, those are really cool. Oh and have you thought about trying a small arbor press for the press in seals? They work amazing on u joints ect.

[@ShockService]

We cover that in our other video but basically you just need to support the rod end or top cap and then use a socket to hammer out or press out the bearing. If the rod ends are damaged, make sure to press the bearing out through the lest damaged size. You can also use heat if necessary.

[@MegaCabCummins6]

@@ShockService OK cool, I wasn't really sure how much I could get away with and didn't want to ruin them. Good info for the next time I rebuild them, wayyyyy sooner than last time LOL. Thank You

[@luiszh.3172]

There is gas leak, if you see the secure bolt there is burble when the guy fill the gas....

[@allmotorhash]

Are these needle shocks

[@ShockService]

No, just standard King shocks, not IBP. We will try and have a video on those sometime this year.