I know this is a old thread but when your moving the rf out and leaving the top of the shock in are you increasing the spring rate to compensate for the increased angle of the shock?
I know this is a old thread but when your moving the rf out and leaving the top of the shock in are you increasing the spring rate to compensate for the increased angle of the shock?
Everyone I know ended up leaving the top of the shock in the standard place (IE not moving out to outer hole) and stayed with the same spring rate to started with.
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