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Originally Posted by noobi
Would it be appropriate to consider the PFP spring to be similar to a top out spring?
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Not really noobi.
The PFP is Marzocchis equivalent to Yamaha and Showas ICS Spring, or WP/Ohlins N2 Charge (bladder/piston).
The internal chamber basically follows the same principals as a shocky, using pressure to reduce cavitation. A shock uses a resevoir and nitrogen (either via a bladder or piston). The PFP does the same to thing to the cartridge. Now think of a shock running very low pressure, and then one running a higher pressure. What the PFP does is allow an external adjustment for the fork.