JRZ race shocks are coming!
I was told by various people that the JRZ RS pro will have a greater range of adjustment over the clubsports.
The DMS will not even compare to the adjustment range of the JRZ. The DMS shocks work off the principle of needle valve adjustment using a check ball and a spring and a nozzle, the JRZ on the other hand uses a valving plate with various sized holes drilled into it (think of your kids playdoh machine that can make different shaped playdoh when you squeeze the playdoh through) and by varying the size of the hole you vary the amount of damping thus resulting in an extremely wide range of adjustment, this is the magic of the JRZ.
Regards,
Max Cudich
The DMS will not even compare to the adjustment range of the JRZ. The DMS shocks work off the principle of needle valve adjustment using a check ball and a spring and a nozzle, the JRZ on the other hand uses a valving plate with various sized holes drilled into it (think of your kids playdoh machine that can make different shaped playdoh when you squeeze the playdoh through) and by varying the size of the hole you vary the amount of damping thus resulting in an extremely wide range of adjustment, this is the magic of the JRZ.
Regards,
Max Cudich
Originally Posted by wilson1
will the JRZ's have a greater range of adjustments than the Moton clubsports?
How well do they compare with the DMS 50?
How well do they compare with the DMS 50?
Hey guys, I got some answers to your questions! 
1) The shocks can fit 2.25" springs, but you must specify that you will be running them as the spring seat is smaller.
2) Yes you can specify custom shaft lengths, but only on the motorsport models.
3) JRZ is able to create any dyno profile that you wish to match any application.
4) Lastly, the shocks can be ordered inverted, but JRZ has recomended that inverted only be used for rally racing as it is not needed for street/track duty.
Hope that helped!
Regards,
Max Cudich

1) The shocks can fit 2.25" springs, but you must specify that you will be running them as the spring seat is smaller.
2) Yes you can specify custom shaft lengths, but only on the motorsport models.
3) JRZ is able to create any dyno profile that you wish to match any application.
4) Lastly, the shocks can be ordered inverted, but JRZ has recomended that inverted only be used for rally racing as it is not needed for street/track duty.
Hope that helped!

Regards,
Max Cudich
Originally Posted by wilson1
Any updates?

Regards,
Max Cudich
I'll have some fully assembled pictures up soon, and pictures with them fitting the big 275 front and rear tires as well! I'm trying to nail every point that all evo owners want with their coilovers, reliability, flexability, tire fitment, adjustability, etc. So by the time this kit is ready I should have something in terms of quality that no one else has to offer thus far for the Evo community.
Regards,
Max Cudich
Regards,
Max Cudich
Originally Posted by M5150
I hope this can get some mouths watering!!!

Let me know what you guys think!
Regards,
Max Cudich

Let me know what you guys think!
Regards,
Max Cudich
A quick release for the fronts would be very helpful. Just ask Navid
Originally Posted by chrisw
Those are looking really nice.
A quick release for the fronts would be very helpful. Just ask Navid
A quick release for the fronts would be very helpful. Just ask Navid

Regards,
Max Cudich
Would the stock springs and top hats be able to work with these? I am looking for some shocks for SCCA stock class auto-x. The rules require the use of the stock springs and top hats. Let me know. Thanks!




