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Tough dog big bore 9 stage shocks

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Tough dog big bore 9 stage shocks

Post by Screwy »

Got these on the truck.....

curious.... does anyone know if turning the knob anti clock wise or clockwise hardens the shocks or softens them???

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Post by matto »

turn it fully one way and then rock the car and then turn it the other and rock it then play around
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Post by Screwy »

yeh that was the plan for tomorrow unless anyone knows off the top of there head....
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Post by beinthemud »

righty tighty lefty lossey :?: :lol:
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Post by cooper666 »

i have these shocks and clockwise makes them stiffer,anti clockwise softer
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Post by A.J. »

That's exactly right.
Rocking works too :D
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Post by Jeeps »

ranchos are the same... righty tighty... :D
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Post by Screwy »

Kewl all sorted. What sort of level do u guys run them around at while on road and doing trips?
Mines pretty boaty so was thinking at max stiff setting, but that might be too stiff.....

Thoughts?

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Post by mud_runner_GQ »

i run my shorty at about settig 5, seems pritt good
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Post by A.J. »

I only use two settings..... 0 and 9 haha

9 (stiff) on road and 0 (soft) offroad.

I would rather have a "on/off" switch instead of the knob :armsup:

With my truck, everything less than 9 on the road rides like the titanic :roll:
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Post by cooter »

mine are on 4 constantly rides well and works good off road
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Post by dumbdunce »

in my 80 I use around 6 - 7 on road depending on load and which tyres, and 2 - 3 off road. lower than that and the tippy factor creeps in.

experiment, see what's comfortable and controllable.
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