[racerx]

The phrase "slow down the rebound a bit" means what? To me if you slow it down then to make the rebound slower you increase your clicks clock wise. How will that help me keep the rear tires on the ground thru fast bumps....... Can some one explain that phrase for me?
Thanks

 

[ltrrider]

yes that would be cool if some one could brake down the front and back shock ajusments down better. i'm afrade to tuch them.i ajusted the preload on the front took it all out worked grate.

 

[hotfishez]

I just went out to the track with a screw driver and a notepad, changed settinge as i went around until i found what i liked. Write down your original settings and adjustments and make a couple of notes on how it handled at different settings, that way you can refer back to them at any time.

My latest problem is keeping the front wheels down, got new rubber on the back. Too much traction.

Hoping suspension adjustment will help but cant work out a configuration that works so far without loosing performance in other areas.

Any Ideas??

 

[KFX400]

This might help you understand.

http://www.off-road.com/atv/suspension/shockadj.htm

 

[AtvGuam]

This might help you understand.

http://www.off-road.com/atv/suspension/shockadj.htm
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Great info thanks for providing the link. Tuning in your suspension to meet each track or particular trail is important if you plan on going faster-thanks again.