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Ride tech air canister for fox float shocks

looking for feedback. suppost to increase air volume to make smoother ride, gives more linear shock action in low to mid-speed stutter bumps.

Item is listed in the snowtech magaine dec. 2008 on page109
 
I have the same question? Has anyone purchased a set of ride tech air canisters for fox floats?
I think fox float2 shocks did some things that fixed the issues on the original fox floats?
I like my fox floats, but this sounds like a good idea.
 
Guys, there are a few brands of the air canisters available. You'll learn a lot about the subject if you read this thread.

http://www.hardcoresledder.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=132775&hl=

Good luck and I plan to buy the Fett Brother's canisters because I really don't need the adjustability (I ride in the powder) and the cost is FAR less than the others.
I,ve been running Fox tubes for several years, Very plush, Your able to pump up 10 psi higher and holds sled to correct height, and the first 3 inches is very soft, Much Softer than stock, Fox cat, has the kit.Its a 6 inch aluminun tube and mount kit which mounts to shock
 
Do you have a part number?

Are they less expensive than the Fett Brothers ($86.50 a pair)?
 
Does anyone have any good reviews for any air canisters out there, I am thinking about putting a set on my 2010 when it comes in. I have only been able to find the Nextech ones and the Fett brothers ones. If anyone knows of any others please let me know.
 
Does anyone have any good reviews for any air canisters out there, I am thinking about putting a set on my 2010 when it comes in. I have only been able to find the Nextech ones and the Fett brothers ones. If anyone knows of any others please let me know.

They are in the Fox Cat.
 
i've seen this before :) he he. i got one from Holz last year to try and it ROCKED once i got it dialed. best skid i've ever had in a sled. gonna put 'em up front this year too.
 
i've seen this before :) he he. i got one from Holz last year to try and it ROCKED once i got it dialed. best skid i've ever had in a sled. gonna put 'em up front this year too.

Yeah but you didn't pay 399.00 for yours did yuh?

Holz revalve and chamber right?
 
i got some float X's on my flatland sled ,, anyhow they come with a resi and a built in canister.. the canister is mounted with a nice clamp fitting and it looks good and just like the others.
think you could just get the floatX canisters and put em on , il take a closer look soon but if so i want to put it on my rear shock on the M
 
Nextech

I have three of the resi's from NEXTECH coming. Talked with Curt and he was more than happy to answere any questions I had. Have done a bunch of research on this subject and decided to spend the extra for these rather than the Fett's. Some times you get what you pay for. We will see.

SPDFREEK
 
I have three of the resi's from NEXTECH coming. Talked with Curt and he was more than happy to answere any questions I had. Have done a bunch of research on this subject and decided to spend the extra for these rather than the Fett's. Some times you get what you pay for. We will see.

SPDFREEK

I put the Nextech chambers on last year. I agree sometimes it is better to spend the extra coin. Definately an improvement but I still don't like the stiffness of the Floats so I'm having them revalved right now. Can't wait to see what there like this winter!!
 
I had mine revalved too by Andy Youngstrom of Gas Shock Repair based on a recommendation of the Techs at SLP. Suupposedly the best $100 you can spend on Fox Floats?

So, the cannisters I buy will be done in addition to the revalving. Andy thought they should work very well together. I guess I'll find out.
 
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