Quote from: klutchbuster400 on January 09, 2009, 06:00:09 PM
The compression has been set to the highest stiff setting for some time now, and the shocks don't have the rebound adjustments. Wouldn't stiffening the springs, and a non-adjustable rebound cause a very nasty pounding on whoops and bumps?
Logically, yes, because your making the spring rates stiffer without adjusting the pre-set rebound setting... Hence making the overall stiffness of the shock stiffer while the rebound remains at the same level for the softer set springs which were dialed in by ELKA.. idk if that makes too much sense, I was just trying to make it sound clear, but I believe I have the idea and Klutch you sound about right, physically thinking it makes sense. BTW what do you mean by your "compression" setting has been maxed for a while; are you getting mixed up with the pre-load adjustment..? Compression and rebound adjustments which are found usually on reservoired shocks cannot be set to their highest setting due to the needle bearings inside of the shock, you'll blow them out essentially.. This could potentially be your problem Klutch.







, and I opened the weston one on griffin and weston rd, and the coral springs one...and I worked at boca and boynton (they had me all over the place..."fixing problems" they call it)