Mikecam
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
I use a slotted screw driver and a hammer. lol It does work.
snoman
Expert
front shox 65 psi, limiter strap second to last,weight tranfer first line and rear shox half turned in and the sled rox pretty fine man.
ReX
TY 4 Stroke God
I like my floats set between 60-65. I find much less than that and they start to bottom out or at least feel too firm (I ride aggressively).
I also tightened the front limiter strap 1-2 holes, rearched the rear torsion springs to let me work more of the suspension (making it sit ~4-5" taller).
I run the main shock clicker between 0-1 click from full hard. Full hard when I'm riding very rough trails and 1 click away for more typical riding. Even with the shock on full hard, the torsion springs cranked right up and anti-bottomers installed it still bottoms out, but only on the biggest bumps. Note with the shock on full hard, the stutter bump performance is terrible (like riding a dump truck over 1" bumps when unloaded).
I will be revalving the skid shocks, but with the fresh snow I can't seem to find the time....sledding is more fun than wrenching.
I also tightened the front limiter strap 1-2 holes, rearched the rear torsion springs to let me work more of the suspension (making it sit ~4-5" taller).
I run the main shock clicker between 0-1 click from full hard. Full hard when I'm riding very rough trails and 1 click away for more typical riding. Even with the shock on full hard, the torsion springs cranked right up and anti-bottomers installed it still bottoms out, but only on the biggest bumps. Note with the shock on full hard, the stutter bump performance is terrible (like riding a dump truck over 1" bumps when unloaded).
I will be revalving the skid shocks, but with the fresh snow I can't seem to find the time....sledding is more fun than wrenching.
