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Message: [QUOTE="footlong70, post: 756591, member: 8456"] I would suggest them not being a good idea since the number one way to blow a bag apart (separate the metal from rubber) is to pressurize the bag with no resistance to hold the bag together(Most bags out there say that first thing in the packaging). A bag with say 50 psi in it would rip it self to pieces in no time if you were airborne for whatever reason. You can tell in that video that bag is not or barely pressurized, just acting like a dampener. Of course if it were bolted down and the axle dropped that much it would tear the bag apart too. The proper methods to prevent over stretching a bag at high speeds or jumping your rig is limiting straps or a "prerunner" style shock designed to limit axle travel. Other wise at low speed articulation most shocks out there are designed to handle some axle over extending travel without pulling the shock apart. [/QUOTE]

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