Fabtech Dirt Logic Reservoir Shock Absorber # FTS800892

1. Separate Gas and Oil Construction

Dirt Logic shocks utilize a dividing piston to separate the high pressure nitrogen gas from the oil. This design keeps the shock from fading and helps retain a consistent ride at all times. Some competitor's shocks do not separate the oil and gas with a dividing piston, creating an emulsion shock. Emulsion shocks are not a good design. Performance of an emulsion will decrease quickly with heavy use. Quality Dirt Logic shocks have dividing pistons to separate the gas and oil for the best possible ride and performance.

2. Aluminum Reservoir

The 6061 Aluminum resi construction allows for greater heat dissipation thereby keeping the shock cooler to reduce fade during aggressive offroad use.

3. Ride Tuned

Each Dirt Logic shock has been extensively ride tuned by vehicle suspension application to provide a comfortable highway ride with good offroad damping. Fabtech has taken the time to do this extensive shock tuning to get the most out of the ride. No generic "60/40" or "70/30" valving as others have done.

4. Shock Body Material

High grade 304 Stainless Steel shock bodies eclipse all other shocks on the market for maximum corrosion resistance.

5. Length Specific

The correct length shock by suspension application is paramount for proper functionality. Fabtech is the only manufacturer that builds both suspension and take apart shocks in house for complete compatibility. This is very important as when a suspension system is designed it can have a different rate of travel even if it is for the same vehicle. There is no one shock that fits all 4" or 6" suspension systems on the market for the same application. Only Fabtech has designed the specific length shock that fits the suspension properly without compression or rebound binding issues.

6. Aluminum finish

Our polished black anodized finish is a neutral tone that goes with every color vehicle. It is subtle and is accented by the stainless steal shock body for a high end appearance. Before the black anodizing process takes place the aluminum parts are polished. This additional step of polishing creates a smooth surface for the anodizing to coat leaving a deep black luster.

Built in Chino CA, not China

All Dirt Logic shocks are hand built by Fabtech employees in Chino California USA. Not by some factory worker in another country that has taken an American's job away.