joeltayl77
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i just want to make sure my rear suspension is fine and im worried about nothing...
not sure on the part name but he's what i noticed. When i sit on the sled, the suspension goes all the way down to those blocks and when i get off it stays there. When i list the rear end up it goes up and stays off the blocks but when theres wait it goes down and stays down. When its against the blocks the middle shock functions properly.
my question.. if you can understand what i mean... is it normal that the suspension sits on those small blocks in the back, or should it pop right back up?
thanks
not sure on the part name but he's what i noticed. When i sit on the sled, the suspension goes all the way down to those blocks and when i get off it stays there. When i list the rear end up it goes up and stays off the blocks but when theres wait it goes down and stays down. When its against the blocks the middle shock functions properly.
my question.. if you can understand what i mean... is it normal that the suspension sits on those small blocks in the back, or should it pop right back up?
thanks
603NytroXTX
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What sled do you have? I have an xtx and the sag is pretty bad as well. Same thing happens for me. Just make sure everything is greased up properly. Nytro's have an inherent saggy suspension. There are a couple fixes but most are pretty pricey.
joeltayl77
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sorry its an 08 nytro rtx.. i believe its the transfer blocks im talking about
LJ 452
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Normal, unless you're a large framed person 250+, leave the springs alone. Going through all of the pivots, cleaning, regreasing may help a little but it will be short term. If you crank up the springs to offset the sag, you'll be riding a lumber wagon.
