Dana 60 build and swap
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Had to run out to the shop to get my numbers.... but I'm guessing mine weighs near 5k and showing seven on a 14 and 16.
My shocks are at 100/450 - 100/300 in the front and 100/240 - 100/350 in the rear.
Confusing to me for sure, but they seem to work.
My shocks are at 100/450 - 100/300 in the front and 100/240 - 100/350 in the rear.
Confusing to me for sure, but they seem to work.
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I might run down to the scale this weekend and see but I do need to re adjust my pressures cause they seem a little stiff now that its cold out also do you have the single or double fill charge kit
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I'm interested in your weight.... I know mine's pretty fat, so it'd be nice to compare. I might get a chance to weigh her this coming Thursday at a buddies scale. I'll post up the result if I actually get it over there.
Running even I'm not getting the same shaft showing... so a little droopy to one side. Actually might be smart to run like that.... if I get it on the opposite side I favor rolling to.
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I've got the double fill kit.... used a buddy's single when we were setting it up and knew I wanted the double right there. But... with separate side to side pressures, I'm guessing it's not as nice as it could be. I'm holding off making any kind of radical changes until they've been broken in. As I understand it, a properly broken in set should be completely compressible and extendable by hand.
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I've got the double fill kit.... used a buddy's single when we were setting it up and knew I wanted the double right there. But... with separate side to side pressures, I'm guessing it's not as nice as it could be. I'm holding off making any kind of radical changes until they've been broken in. As I understand it, a properly broken in set should be completely compressible and extendable by hand.
I'm interested in your weight.... I know mine's pretty fat, so it'd be nice to compare. I might get a chance to weigh her this coming Thursday at a buddies scale. I'll post up the result if I actually get it over there.
Running even I'm not getting the same shaft showing... so a little droopy to one side. Actually might be smart to run like that.... if I get it on the opposite side I favor rolling to.
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Yeah after a few miles they will loosen up alot and feel like pillows after you get the pressures where you need them, I ran over a parking lot meadian with 8 inch curbs at 25 mph when some d-bag was trying block me in the business park where I work and I barely noticed I hit it. Also don't forget to adjust the rebound mine were all set to the max stiffness when I got them and once I turned them down I had to adjust pressure again
I'll have to look at the rebound once they're broken in and then tune.
Can't find anything good to show off as she stands now, so here's one from the build to give you an idea. Not sure I could explain better than with this visual.