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Shocktech air filters

In Reply to: Re: nice, but not the best posted by metalmylisha on June 24, 2003 at 14:48:29:

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Posted by:
Kyle Wolfe
on June 27, 2003 at 14:58:28

sorry but you are wrong on this one, Danny Love uses extra air filters in his front block kits resulting in slighty higher operation pressure and less efficancy. I love Shocktech too and it is cheaper but i got to go dye on the pneumatics.

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: sorry but you are wrong on this one, Danny Love uses extra air filters in his front block kits resulting in slighty higher operation pressure and less efficancy. I love Shocktech too and it is cheaper but i got to go dye on the pneumatics.

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