[mark christopher]

Originally Posted by Fatal1ty

Hmmmm, also with the V2 Shocks its hard to make them without bubbles. The shock piston comes to wide out of the shockfluid, and make a lot of bubbles. The Lenght of the Shocks are correctly and I also tried it, with an o-rings outside on the shaft.

I dont know, its enogh oil in and they are buildet correctly...

Have/had you the sames problems?

Originally Posted by Thomas P

Fatal1ty:

Im no ace, but the old and the new ones (v2) can be build with out any bubbles without any problem. There is one solution for this mr, and it is so easy

Build the shock as manual, fill her up with oil, to the top..be sure there is NO bubbles in the house...prepare the shockcap, with the screw(installed, BUT not screwed all the way in..) fill the cap almost full with same oil...(no you will not get any mess, if you are little handy), screw the cap on, and relese the air/bleeder screw..screw the cap on tight...and bleed the shock and then rescrew the bleedscrew..

I builded my rear ones forover one month ago, still no leak or air, same in the front

Goodluck

/T

the v2 shocks will have air in as they have no volume compesater and are called emulsion shocks