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    Mga brod, im planning to upgrade from the stock Tokiko shock absorbers on my 2008 hilux. What type can you suggest I go for? Gas or Fluid? Thank you in advance!

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    may nagsabi sakin na mas maganda daw fluid type dampers pagdating sa high speed
    forgot exactly his explanation, pero mas maganda daw fluid type kasi sa high speed mas naka "baon" sa road yung wheels mo

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    I guess the ones who offer longer warranty.
    And depends on your damping requirements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    I guess the ones who offer longer warranty.
    And depends on your damping requirements.

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    i just realized gas shocks nga pala yun orig shocks nya (tokico)
    may mga murang fluid type na shocks, try ko nga 2-3 years from now hehehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post
    may nagsabi sakin na mas maganda daw fluid type dampers pagdating sa high speed
    forgot exactly his explanation, pero mas maganda daw fluid type kasi sa high speed mas naka "baon" sa road yung wheels mo
    Who said so? Most of the sporty shock absorbers and coilovers are of the mono-tube or gas-charged ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post
    i just realized gas shocks nga pala yun orig shocks nya (tokico)
    may mga murang fluid type na shocks, try ko nga 2-3 years from now hehehe

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    Advantage ng fluid type is madali makita pag may leak.
    Baka in 2 to 3 yrs iba na ulit kotse mo. Heheh.
    Camry na.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Advantage ng fluid type is madali makita pag may leak.
    Baka in 2 to 3 yrs iba na ulit kotse mo. Heheh.
    Camry na.
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    dagdag nalang siguro pag makalipat kami gf with extra parking space ^_^
    parang forever na ito si toyota (mrs.) alberto sa amin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Who said so? Most of the sporty shock absorbers and coilovers are of the mono-tube or gas-charged ones.
    barkada ko bro
    ganun daw kasi observation nya doon sa dating GLi big body nya, compared sa newer vehicles nya

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post

    barkada ko bro
    ganun daw kasi observation nya doon sa dating GLi big body nya, compared sa newer vehicles nya
    Ano ba bago nyang kotse? Big body Corolla GLi? Sorry bro but di naman considered as sporty yun. Try nya muna yung mga known good-handling cars with monotube or gas-charged shocks for comparison. I had a Nissan Exalta before which came stock with hydraulic shocks and it was not that good on aggressive cornering.

    Mas mabilis kasi mag adjust yung gas sa changes in damping compared to fluid. Better for handling kung quicker yung response ng shocks or coilovers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Ano ba bago nyang kotse? Big body Corolla GLi? Sorry bro but di naman considered as sporty yun. Try nya muna yung mga known good-handling cars with monotube or gas-charged shocks for comparison. I had a Nissan Exalta before which came stock with hydraulic shocks and it was not that good on aggressive cornering.
    Mas mabilis kasi mag adjust yung gas sa changes in damping compared to fluid. Better for handling kung quicker yung response ng shocks or coilovers.
    dati nya auto yun bro, nabigay narin sa barkada nya na nawala ng auto.
    nakwento ko lang kasi yun lutang feeling as early as 150kph dun sa vios and dito sa altis
    observation nya bali sa gas vs fluid daw, sa gli nya noon 180kph eh planted pa daw

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post
    may nagsabi sakin na mas maganda daw fluid type dampers pagdating sa high speed
    forgot exactly his explanation, pero mas maganda daw fluid type kasi sa high speed mas naka "baon" sa road yung wheels mo
    Have you tried to compress a fluid type and a gas type? fluid type can easily be compress even with one hand, hindi sya lumalaban, unlike yung gas type ang hirap ikabit, dahil sa sobrang tigas i compress. In road usage mas kapit na kapit yung gulong mo sa kalsada using gas type since lagi sya naka extend, unlike yung fluid type na dahan dahan bumabalik.

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