Shock tuning

[throttlejunkie]

Oh and they're emulsion with 50/70 valving now

 

[wizzo]

Mine feels like a damn lowrider truck in the back now. It feels rigid, to bouncy.
Sounds like maybe to much much compression from what you are saying..? It was like butter with air shicks on the rear, now I have radflow coilovers 75lb over 100lb spring on the rear now. I had 100 over 100. Went to 75 to see if it would ease up on the bounce but didnt really help much.

Coil springs are mainly for holding up vehicle body/chassis weight. Dropping 25 lbs in spring won't help you fix the bouncy.

I'd be willing to bet rebound is your issue.

 

[throttlejunkie]

I'm pulling them off this weekend, what do you think would be a good place to start on the rebound

 

[throttlejunkie]

It's not a heavy buggy, just 3500

 

[RustyC]

Mine feels like a damn lowrider truck in the back now. It feels rigid, to bouncy.
Sounds like maybe to much much compression from what you are saying..? It was like butter with air shicks on the rear, now I have radflow coilovers 75lb over 100lb spring on the rear now. I had 100 over 100. Went to 75 to see if it would ease up on the bounce but didnt really help much.

Every rig is different.. I run Fox 2.0 coilovers in my buggy. Rebound is #30.

Don't be afraid to make a big jump in valving. It's ok to go too far. Big changes are easier to feel. Dial it in from there.

 

[throttlejunkie]

I'll knock It down to 30 and let you know.