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Changes as follows;
Front:
11mm, longer links.
130 straight rate springs set at no preload (det sitter liknande fjädrar från -04 och framåt), simmons flexi skis.
Rides like its on razor blades.
Corners so flat that I can agressively powerslide it on hardpack with a 1.25" track.
Some push in the corners where there's no snow, this I expect to correct with meaner wearbars.
Back:
FRA to maximum,
Main spring preload to minimum,
lower nylon washers to half thickness,
straps in a hair,
front spring preload reduced.
Small/stutter bumps: What bumps? I can see them but I can't feel them.
Whompers: Of course you can feel a 2 foot bump with a 1 foot suspension. A** kicker? No! The pain is all gone.
Theory on back-end adjustments:
Putting the preload to maximum increases the shock stroke, effectively like having a harder shock. Having the preload set so light allows the suspension to suck up the small bumps with half-strokes, but on the whompers, it builds spring pressure FAST due to the FRA. Because of the increased shock stroke and harder effective spring at deep stroke, it doesn't hit the bottom hard like it would otherwise. The spring doesn't build too far for the hit with the reduced preload.
The adjustment I did to the back softened the lower part of the ride for the smaller bumps, but adding a high FRA prevents it from bottoming, in effect, the best of both.