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Neither my sled, nor my fathers clunk at all. Why is that? They both have the mono. I ride hard and take jumps (not as much as I did with my F7), and never hear any clunking. We have the tranfer rods set to the max manual spec.
Blue Dave
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It will only clunk when riding very slow over large bumps. At higher speeds you will not hear the clunk.
SumpBuster
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It's funny, I hadn't heard a clunk in two years, but back in Feb, we rode a one path trail for miles, with constant turns and holes..no way out, and it was clunking like crazy...no room to pick up the pace either. I got home and my original soft rubber shims were toast, so I made a new set. But usually we don't ride that slow over bumps, so I never hear the clunk anyway.
Blue Dave
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That is usually when you will hear the clunk. Riding very slowly over deep ruts, holes & bumps like you would typically experience while following a one track trail through the woods.
