to you all, I am sure that this shocks are great off road but is anyone actually tested them for a long period of time and how do they handle on pawed roads? Is this upgrade worth the cost? 
Thanks for any inputs.
Old Man Emu LTR Long Travel Remote Reservoir Gas Performance Shocks 80 Series
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to you all, I am sure that this shocks are great off road but is anyone actually tested them for a long period of time and how do they handle on pawed roads? Is this upgrade worth the cost? Thanks for any inputs.
Josie'sLandCruiser
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Hi All:
From my understanding the OME LTR shocks were designed in response to the need for a shock that could hold-up to *hours* of high-speed dirt road driving without impaired performance.
So, pavement driving should not be an issue, though the LTRs were not designed with on-pavement performance as the main criteria.
Regards,
Alan
From my understanding the OME LTR shocks were designed in response to the need for a shock that could hold-up to *hours* of high-speed dirt road driving without impaired performance.
So, pavement driving should not be an issue, though the LTRs were not designed with on-pavement performance as the main criteria.
Regards,
Alan
I ran LTR's on the rear of my very heavy old 80, the normal old OME shocks got fade after alot of high speed logging road driving, with the LTR's that did happen.
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If anyones running them upfront.. where'd you mount the reservoir?
