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i guess i should have followed along with what flyingn was sayin...................

they're hot trick shock pistons. they were designed to use transmission fluid in the shocks because it does not change viscosity.

so, what did i win?

scr8p wrote:i guess i should have followed along with what flyingn was sayin...................

they're hot trick shock pistons. they were designed to use transmission fluid in the shocks because it does not change viscosity.

so, what did i win?

thats only two out of the three requirements.............what are they made of?

Spiderman wrote:

scr8p wrote:i guess i should have followed along with what flyingn was sayin...................

they're hot trick shock pistons. they were designed to use transmission fluid in the shocks because it does not change viscosity.

so, what did i win?

thats only two out of the three requirements.............what are they made of?

you asked why they were significant, not what they were made of.

pffft, i don't know. peppermint lifesavers?

scr8p wrote:

Spiderman wrote:

scr8p wrote:i guess i should have followed along with what flyingn was sayin...................

they're hot trick shock pistons. they were designed to use transmission fluid in the shocks because it does not change viscosity.

so, what did i win?

thats only two out of the three requirements.............what are they made of?

you asked why they were significant, not what they were made of.

pffft, i don't know. peppermint lifesavers?

alright alright..........i guess you fingered it out for the most part.
they are made of pure teflon


and for winning you get these two great vintage rare hard to find shock pistons for the price of only shipping

YES !!!!!

lol that's ok, i don't need them. plus, i'd end up having to find another pair.

scr8p wrote:YES !!!!!

lol that's ok, i don't need them. plus, i'd end up having to find another pair.

lol