That time I almost died...oh, it's a glorious place to be. last one i was in was vienna, austria, december 1994.
That time I almost died...oh, it's a glorious place to be. last one i was in was vienna, austria, december 1994.
FTFYyoung people and their fucking talentless auto tune bullshit, yuck.
Hey man,FTFY
please do go into detail.Not only is the on-track performance not there, like not even in the damn ballpark, but the build quality has been historically quite bad. REALLY bad. Can go into lengthy detail about it, but I just don't feel like typing that much. Just another +1 here.
Why that company is still in business I will never understand. You don't see enough of their stuff floating around to add up the survival costs for a business like that these days. I really hope it's just a side gig for an otherwise solvent machine shop or something. If not, it should have been put down humanely a long time ago.
you should start you own custom suspension tuning shop. that'd really show him.The poor personal skills (that I too have experienced, time and time again) would come close to being justifiable if the product and the performance weren't absolute. fucking. garbage.
To say that the Avy products measure and perform half as well as a modern OEM Fox/RS/DVO/CC would be complimenting the Avy stuff too much.
Not only is the on-track performance not there, like not even in the damn ballpark, but the build quality has been historically quite bad. REALLY bad. Can go into lengthy detail about it, but I just don't feel like typing that much. Just another +1 here.
Why that company is still in business I will never understand. You don't see enough of their stuff floating around to add up the survival costs for a business like that these days. I really hope it's just a side gig for an otherwise solvent machine shop or something. If not, it should have been put down humanely a long time ago.
Short (and non-exhaustive) list:please do go into detail.
I thought most of the stuff was quite nicely made.
and reguarding the solvent machine shop part.
no he outsources all of his components to solvent machine shops.
Gone far enough down that rabbit hole in various applications to know better.you should start you own custom suspension tuning shop. that'd really show him.
what are you up to these days anyways?Gone far enough down that rabbit hole in various applications to know better.
Ha ha definitely nothing I'm going to be discussing on here. Good stuff though.what are you up to these days anyways?
smart phone connected sex toys it is.Ha ha definitely nothing I'm going to be discussing on here. Good stuff though.
If we're being honest, actually an industry I've briefly considered. Can be lucrative.smart phone connected sex toys it is.
I call BS. Everybody knows sex toy's ransomware is where the money is.If we're being honest, actually an industry I've briefly considered. Can be lucrative.
shit's not cheap. someones gotta make 'emIf we're being honest, actually an industry I've briefly considered. Can be lucrative.
I was sound boy on a shoot once, a model was doing naked exercises with an EKG thingy on her chest and I had to keep the audio levels in check, the uploaded vid was PIP with the sound summed mono from memory.If we're being honest, actually an industry I've briefly considered. Can be lucrative.
are these all avalanche products or avalanche tuning bits lodged into other MFGs shock bodies/forks?Short (and non-exhaustive) list:
Pistons don't seal well. Surface finishes on the sealing faces are just atrocious. Lack of any dish or lip to the pistons means they just leak like a mofo when clamped up.
The shock sealheads can get "squeeze" when installed into the cylinder and bind up on the shaft. Stickiest action I've ever seen in a shock.
The cartridge thread quality and footnut installation handling doesn't work without extra tools or some way to preload the system above and beyond what is common and acceptable.
Shitty loose rattle-fit threads in various spots.
Needle taper surface quality is...questionable.
Some shim stack arrangements put the shims into pretty extreme bending/folding and aren't durable or consistent. Further contributing to the sealing problem when the face shims get roached.
Anodize quality and consistency is pretty far out of family with what's conventional with any other off the shelf product.
Piston stem thread lengths don't always go all the way through the retaining nut. Lack of secondary mechanical retention on key single-point-failure threads is worrisome as well (patch lock, nyloc, castle nuts, etc).
To top it off, no moto tuner or offroad vehicle tuner or snowmobile shock tuner will ever touch this stuff without torque specs at the very minimum, or valving baselines. None of which he will ever provide anyone. So, as other users here have found out, if you want anything different, you now have an expensive, proprietary/sole-sourced science project to deal with.
Those material/design issues are not surprising for a one-man show that mostly outsources this stuff and spends most of the time on the phone griping and ranting. There are entire quality departments at the bigger companies to ensure MOST of this kind of BS doesn't happen, despite cutting costs and corners elsewhere. But when the only redeeming component of the whole outfit is supposed to be quality.....it damn well better deliver.
no. we're done with craig. for a while.This is still being discussed?
I wish Craig had a YouTube channel.
I'm out of this one!!!!Where's Bullcrew?
So here we go. Which ones should I remove? Should I add any somewhere else?If the air can is bandless then no harm done. You lost 10 minutes of your time, but still had a beer and probably avoided reading one more of my post.
More importantly how many beers did the dissection involve??So here we go. Which ones should I remove? Should I add any somewhere else?