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How warm should a shock reservoir get?
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[QUOTE="shockdoc, post: 85168, member: 23028"] I have done several tests over the yrs. here in the FL. sand with several pro riders. We have tried different oils & additives to try and bring the temps down. I have never seen a shock get to 500 degrees but it is not uncommon to run 200-250. A shock will run hotter though if it has not been serviced correctly like, not all the air out & bladder twisted up. doc [/QUOTE]
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