ohlins shock

joe748 · 12-Jan-2004, 17:42

what are the differences (a part from the price!) between an ohlins 46PRXB and 46PRC shock?

i assume that the cheaper one comes on all the "stantard" ohlins models e.g 748r and so on

cheers,
joe

skidlids · 12-Jan-2004, 17:58

the PRC stands for DeCarbon type with Rebound and Compression, I suspect the PRXB has the high and low speed Compession damping, as I think thats the coding for the unit on my R6

NBs996 · 12-Jan-2004, 18:06

As skidlids rightly says, the prxb has high and low speed compression adjustment. Also it has the dial-type preload adjustment where the prc has the c-spanner rings.
That's what I understand from ohlins website anyway!

nb

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12-Jan-2004, 17:42	#1
joe748 Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 61 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: belfast ohlins shock what are the differences (a part from the price!) between an ohlins 46PRXB and 46PRC shock? i assume that the cheaper one comes on all the "stantard" ohlins models e.g 748r and so on cheers, joe Reply

12-Jan-2004, 17:58	#2
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club the PRC stands for DeCarbon type with Rebound and Compression, I suspect the PRXB has the high and low speed Compession damping, as I think thats the coding for the unit on my R6 Reply

12-Jan-2004, 18:06	#3
NBs996 Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,728 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The deep south Mood: I love my 996 xxx As skidlids rightly says, the prxb has high and low speed compression adjustment. Also it has the dial-type preload adjustment where the prc has the c-spanner rings. That's what I understand from ohlins website anyway! nb Reply