When I go over bumps, mostly larger bumps, there is a knocking in the skid somewhere. It sounds like it's coming from the front of the skid.
I noticed that when I get off of the sled and look at the limiter strap, it is completely slack. Would this cause the suspension to knock? Is the shock spring set too low? Should I draw up the limiter strap?
What is the proper procedure to set the suspension up for me? I just got the sled and I've never been too familiar with adjusting suspensions.
Also, it might be in my head, but I think I notice it more when I'm accelerating mildly over bumps. Could it be something with the drive wheels?
Thanks
I noticed that when I get off of the sled and look at the limiter strap, it is completely slack. Would this cause the suspension to knock? Is the shock spring set too low? Should I draw up the limiter strap?
What is the proper procedure to set the suspension up for me? I just got the sled and I've never been too familiar with adjusting suspensions.
Also, it might be in my head, but I think I notice it more when I'm accelerating mildly over bumps. Could it be something with the drive wheels?
Thanks
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The knocking is most likely the transfer rod. Won't hurt anything. Look at the top of this section and there is a sticky for Mono skid setup.
