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Jesus_man
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Metalcloak shocks

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These are a new concept from what I have seen:

http://www.metalcloak.com/MetalCloak-Lo ... -s/229.htm

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Huh, those are interesting. I'll be curious to see how they hold up given the much higher level of moving parts over a traditional shock.
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kinda cool, but really bulky, takes up way to much space, and my duff shocks have 15" of travel, which is only 1" less than those, and only cost $45 each, not $439, and even putting the longer shock mounts didn't cost that much
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those buggers are pricey. I wouldnt mind trying them to see how they work vs not having any at all. laughing2 but I need a powerball winner!
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