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Title: Tanner Gen 2 Shocks Question Post by: racemom2000 on October 15, 2009, 07:28:30 AM Still learning about adjustable shocks, so could someone tell me why bleeding Tanner Gen 2's to 0 psi would be advantageous for Sr Honda? Thanks!
Title: Re: Tanner Gen 2 Shocks Question Post by: two_tenths_off on October 15, 2009, 05:08:49 PM That I have not heard. I pump mine up with about 40lbs on the left and 50lbs on the rights.
Title: Re: Tanner Gen 2 Shocks Question Post by: racemom2000 on October 15, 2009, 07:24:12 PM I can't find a product manual anywhere for the Tanner 2's. Mittler Brothers (the manufacturer) only provides a rebuild sheet. From what I understand, 0 psi would be the softest setting (which would maybe mean more grip?). I dunno, I'll have to research this more....
Title: Re: Tanner Gen 2 Shocks Question Post by: two_tenths_off on October 15, 2009, 07:49:23 PM I believe we called and emailed Tanner and they were quite helpfull with recommendations. We made a mistake and ran the shocks with little or no air pressure in them and it simply pushed the front end. The front would not turn at all - no bite.
At our banked concrete track we seem to be happy with 40-50 lbs. Title: Re: Tanner Gen 2 Shocks Question Post by: racemom2000 on October 16, 2009, 02:48:47 PM Okay, I gave Tanner (now Mittler Brothers) a call & spoke with Gay. She was very, very helpful. :) Mission Complete....
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