M2C Mugen 16mm "ZRS" Zero Rebound System Shock Caps (4)

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M2C Mugen 16mm "ZRS" Zero Rebound System Shock Caps (4)
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M2C Racing Mugen 16mm "ZRS" Zero Rebound System Shock Caps allow you to build an emulsion style zero rebound shock, coupled with the 16mm o-ring shock pistons M2C offers (M2C9650 series pistons).

These caps help with handling and a more stable landing off jumps and use the mugen shock bushing for simplified compatibility.

TIP: It is easier to remove the bushing from the old cap with the cap still on the shock.

INSTRUCTIONS:
Remove bleeder screw. Fill with oil to level with top of shock. Screw cap onto shock. Slowly push piston shaft up to top of stroke. Hold shaft up and put 2mm screw in (it is best to put screw in with a wrench and not a driver to avoid cross threading the screw). 

NOTE: It is a good idea to check the shocks and rebleed if necessary to keep from building pressure due temperature changes during the day. This can also happen if you have a lower shock o-ring that is leaking.


This product was added to our catalog on July 17, 2017

Dave Howell
Verified Owner
Friday, Dec 25 2020 (about 3 years ago)
M2C Mugen 16mm "ZRS" Zero Rebound System Shock Caps (4)
It seems this is a much softer metal now than past and small screws strip easily
john Anderson
Verified Owner
Wednesday, Nov 1 2017 (about 7 years ago)
M2C Mugen 16mm "ZRS" Zero Rebound System Shock Caps (4)
Got a set of these to try on my mbx7te (truggy) .havent found the right ballance between pistons and oils yet ,but do have a few doubts about the method described in the video regarding how much oil/air to bleed out ,which incidentally is why i bought them as i couldnt determin how much air to have in the emulsion shocks .ie,the front shock-shafts are shorter than the rear and displace less volume of oil when pushed all the way up (x amount of air still inside),whereas the rear when all the way up oil is coming out ,ie,no air at all in shock .? Is there suposed to be air left in the shocks ? I don't know!