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What's causing the front shock clunking noise. It seems to be when shock extends after compressing.
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Sure it's not something else loose?
I've only seen the Talon shocks lose nitrogen and the adjusting knob feels mushy.
I've only seen the Talon shocks lose nitrogen and the adjusting knob feels mushy.
Re torque your a arms. I had what it thought was shock clunking and ended up being a loose bolt in a arm. Felt tight even when jacked up. Worth a shot anyway.
Smittyp
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I had the same shock clunking after putting big tires on. I put limit straps on and no more clunking
I run Shock Therapy limit straps on mine and I just installed a pair on my buddys Talon yesterday. You will only need the fronts but make sure they have a clevis and are adjustable such as the Shock Therapy brand.
Remington
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Was gonna suggest limit straps but the masses have you covered. Should have them anyway.
BTW, no pics of u rig yet. Congrats on your first post since joining almost 4yrs ago! You should know the drill by now!
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Thanks Idiot, those Shock Therapy straps you installed on my Talon have stopped the CLUNK... what a difference.
CID
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Yep, another ST limit strap user here, fixed me rite up. They’re proud of them $$$ but worth it to me. Iffn yer frugal, there are other LS available but less adjustable than the ST setup. Pics are hard for me to post from out here in the desert so I can’t show how pritty they are. 😍
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you can get a set - 2 limit straps with the adjustable clevises from PRP for $150 if you are on a budget, even more budget friendly is to bag the adjustable clevises and keep an eye on the stretch of the straps and just replace the straps as needed - straps are cheap
