Shock Therapy has a cure for the front end CLUNK in the XP Pro models! As most people know, at full extension the shocks can make a loud clunk that feels like a hammer against the chassis. If you run aftermarket, heavier wheels and tires this clunk gets much worse. Although the shocks have extension stops internally they are tuned to the factory wheel and tire weight and can't manage any changes in the system so a front end clunk has become the new NORMAL in UTV's. Well, not any more. Our new limit strap kit stops the extension clunk instantly. Limit straps have been used in racing for decades. Trophy trucks and other big off road racing classes have considered them a must forever and so should you. Some of the benefits with our limit strap kits are: Installation Video for Pro XP front limit strap kit with Fox Live Valve shocks Installation Video for XP Pro front limit strap kit with Walker Evans Shocks Rear Limit Straps for the XP Pro are currently not available. Adjustable limit strap kit for front XP Pro Fox Live Valve Models Some of the features & benefits of our limit strap kits are: Stop clunk Especially as one upgrades to bigger tires and wheels on their rig, the ‘clunking’ sound of the shocks dropping out and hanging on the shock internals is probably a familiar one. Originally tuned for the factory wheel and tire settings, the internal system is not sufficient to arrest extension with heavier aftermarket upgrades –– leading to the characteristic metal-on-metal sound –– and making Limit Straps a must-have. Save the shock While the clunk one hears is annoying enough on its own, it can also cause damage to the shock. Over time, excessive clunking inevitably leads to a critical failure. Eventually, the little piece of shock shaft whose nut holds the whole piston assembly together will shear off right at the washer. The piston will pop off and the entire shaft comes right out of the shock. Come adjustable to account for stretch Shock Therapy makes the only limit strap that is completely adjustable at the shock body mount. This is important because all straps will stretch after some use from their length when purchased brand new. Usually after 200-300 miles, the straps manage to stretch about 1 to 1 ½ inches, and then settle into their ‘happy place’ and stop stretching further. Intentionally buying shorter straps in anticipation of natural stretch over time isn’t a great option, as one inch of strap can translate to up to two inches of suspension travel reduction. The advantage of Shock Therapy limit straps is that one can adjust it to exactly the correct length –– raising it up only ¼ of an inch if need be while not losing any travel. Bolt directly on - with no need for welding Our patented billet aluminum upper clamp attaches to the body of the shock at the head, without the need for welding. The clamps are also ‘clock-able’ so it can spin around to avoid/clear body panels during install, as well as other clearance items such as radiator hoses and more. Minimize leverage As opposed to limit straps that connect to the frame or some other inbound location on the car, which increase the leverage on the strap, Shock Therapy’s limit straps remain in parallel with the shock itself –– likewise retaining optimal geometric alignment and increasing strap life. Additionally, we designed the clevis to be right up against the shock, allowing it to work on more models and producing less leverage on the system. Prevent strap interference Shock Therapy’s patented extension tether design keeps the slack of the limit strap in position. Otherwise, it can get caught on sway bar links, brake lines, or anything else in the way –– then, when one jumps for example, and it extends, it will rip it right off. Save CV’s Limit straps stop the system from extending past the maximum CV angle, which overtime leads to wear and potential failure of the joint itself. -- Note: The best fix for your front end noise is here. Limit straps are standard issue for racers and now they should be for YOU too! Limit straps are a wearing item just like brake pads. They have a lifespan and will need to be replaced once they are worn out. Although they may last longer than your UTV, they are not guaranteed for life. We do not offer a kit for the rear shocks yet. The reason is the rear shocks are larger in diameter and have no extension clunk issues. If you would like a set for the rear anyway we will be offering them soon. We just want you to know that they are not really needed.
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