MCS vs others (high speed compression adjust on 2way?

[8600RPM]

I just randomly came across reading that the MCS two way has a high speed compression and low speed rebound adjust on the 2 way? My 2 way has the low speed compression and low speed rebound and thought that was standard but what do most sets come with when 2 way? This would have been a huge oversight on my part as I almost went MCS 2 way thinking it would be low/low control. I am not sure why they would put high speed compression rather than low speed on a 2 way adjustable? Low speed is just so much more important

[inTgr8r]

High speed usually comes with 3ways.

I have MCS 1ways on my Z4MC and have been on the MCS website lately looking at 2WNR as well as 2WR, I didn't see anything in their documentation that made reference to high speed adj. on bump for 2W.

[8600RPM]

Please tell me I am crazy but their site for the 2 way remote and non remote both indicate a "high speed compression" and a "rebound" adjustment.

I thought most dampers did low speed in a 2 way. Just something to pay attention to I guess. Need more data to know how to use it to make a decision

[M3SQRD]

Originally Posted by 8600RPM

Please tell me I am crazy but their site for the 2 way remote and non remote both indicate a "high speed compression" and a "rebound" adjustment.

I thought most dampers did low speed in a 2 way. Just something to pay attention to I guess. Need more data to know how to use it to make a decision

MCS not only builds their 2-way dampers this way - Moton, AST and JRZ also build their 2-way remote-reservoir dampers with the exact same type of C and R damping adjustability.