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unclekittykiller said:
yes i realize its a talas. and its got two big Push decals on it. just for decoration or is there some new prototype internals lurking in there...
Darren doesn't ride anything stock :eek: :D
seriously, he does a lot of prototypes and dinking around that never makes it to the masses.
He's got Push stickers on the shop refrigerator, but I think the fridge is stock.
 
Renegade said:
It's a 36 talas and, no, from what I know he's still staying away from the 36.
Why wouldn't they do the coils, Van 36's, Totems etc, surely these would be easy enough to do and often hardest for people to setup due to spring rate's etc damper tuning or re valving for weight.

Seems like good opportunity here!
 
Renegade said:
He's got Push stickers on the shop refrigerator, but I think the fridge is stock.
It could have more shims.
 
Renegade said:
Jayem, I'll tell him that; I'm going up there this week, to see if he can Push my subaru. Or at least put a sticker on it.
Heh, I already did "Push" my subaru, not so much with the shocks, but lots of other parts. :thumbsup:
 
Renegade said:
Darren doesn't ride anything stock :eek: :D
seriously, he does a lot of prototypes and dinking around that never makes it to the masses.
He's got Push stickers on the shop refrigerator, but I think the fridge is stock.
Yeah, since I've known Darren, he's kept me out of "stock" too.:D
 

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I got this message after I emailed them a couple of weeks ago.


Chris,

Yes we are still going to be offering the MX tune. Unfortunately the
first batch or parts we made did not meet out QC so we are just
finishing up with the second run. There are a couple of more processes
but it will be up on our site as soon as they are ready.

Thanks, Jimmy

Jimmy Donahugh
PUSH Industries
 
Hey everyone,

So the short story here is that we made a small batch of production bridges which were great but not cost effective because they were made using a single vice in the mill. Fast forward to consumer production parts and multiple vices and fixtures so that we could make them efficiently. This type of setup requires a little tweaking as you have a massive number of computations happening all at once in the CNC. Well, being the brain surgeon that I am, I decided to arrange the installation of a new server on our network at the same time that we were working on the multiple fixture setups in the mill. The network crashed and things went sideways.

Fast forward again, and were now dialing the setup in and hope to have things rolling smooth over the next couple of days. We will be expediting the parts and will be offering the bridges in either raw, or black anodize. Of course the raw finish will be available more quickly.

We will also have complete shocks available for applications such as the DW-Spot, RFX, etc which will come with spring and mounting hardware as a direct bolt on. Pricing for kitting an existing DHX or VAN-R will be $299, and complete shocks will start at under $500.

Darren
 
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