Tyloooor
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anyone have a good set up for the front GYTR shocks?
I've get my rear pretty much dialed, but can't get the front dialed
how much thread should be showing?? i've read 6 threads- is that from top or bottom of shock?
and I've had them re valved and rebuilt this summer
thanks
I've get my rear pretty much dialed, but can't get the front dialed
how much thread should be showing?? i've read 6 threads- is that from top or bottom of shock?
and I've had them re valved and rebuilt this summer
thanks
MCApex44
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I don't know how many threads were showing but I had my a-arms slightly above level. Compression set at 6 clicks out from full soft and Rebound knob was set at 3 clicks out from full soft. Set it up this way and never touched it again.
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Suspension is all on how YOU feel it should be-
Re-valved is a good start... ride it some the way your gonna be, adjust, ride more & keep repeating till you get the desired feeling.
It sounds like a PITA azz, and is time consuming but really the only way to know where you wanna be.
I've always started real stiff and work towards a plusher ride, you can chase tweeking a suspension forever. Get it close enough and just ride, LOL
Re-valved is a good start... ride it some the way your gonna be, adjust, ride more & keep repeating till you get the desired feeling.
It sounds like a PITA azz, and is time consuming but really the only way to know where you wanna be.
I've always started real stiff and work towards a plusher ride, you can chase tweeking a suspension forever. Get it close enough and just ride, LOL
