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Argon vs Nitrogen in Coilovers

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ksagis

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I confirmed my Fox 2.0 and 2.5 COs with remote reservoirs do have IFPs in them. Given Argon heats up less than Nitrogen, I likely will go with Argon. Thanks for everybody's feedback.

Edit: and also leaks down slower, another benefit.
 
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I read that a little differently. Argon doesn't transfer heat as easily. That would be a negative in my thinking. Whole point of this type of damper is to turn spring energy into heat, and then dissipate that into the atmosphere. I'd want everything in the damper to be biased towards dumping that heat.
 
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