Thread: First drive with powertrix coilover
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Old 11-14-2016, 12:19 PM   #25 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Jhill View Post
This may very well be the case since the soft/firm is actually referring to rebound damping so yes it may be. So I will try to firm it up a bit and retest before I condemn it. It for me. Downside is the more rebound then the more the suspension packs up of over ripple bumps and then I lose the whole thing I like about them over oem. If I could adjust just the high speed rebound and not the low speed then I could leave the low speed faster for the stutters and firm the high speed for the g out returns.
Yes, firm up the shocks a bit and let us know if that improves the ride quality.. I know that forum member Axmea dialed in a 5 front and 4 rear setting when he installed his so hopefully he can chime in as well.
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