bumpstops too close?
#2
How much gap do you have?
IIRC I adjusted mine to give me ~1" of gap. I went a bit low at first (could barely fit my finger in the gap) and it was hitting the bumpstops way too easily on things like speed-bumps. I'm a happy camper now. Much lower than after I got it back from the clunk tsb, and a better ride as well.
IIRC I adjusted mine to give me ~1" of gap. I went a bit low at first (could barely fit my finger in the gap) and it was hitting the bumpstops way too easily on things like speed-bumps. I'm a happy camper now. Much lower than after I got it back from the clunk tsb, and a better ride as well.
#4
Not hard. You don't need to jack it up, just get the rear up on ramps.
Search for a post I made on this a while ago. You need to adjust both sides. Two ways: loosen the little nut & slide it up in the adjustment slot (for larger adjustments), or loosen the locknuts on both ends of the micro-adjust bolt/wheel/thingie ( ) and twist it to effectively shorten the arm. Both methods work. I had a hard time getting the locknuts loosened on the adjustment bolt, so I went w/method #1.
Search for a post I made on this a while ago. You need to adjust both sides. Two ways: loosen the little nut & slide it up in the adjustment slot (for larger adjustments), or loosen the locknuts on both ends of the micro-adjust bolt/wheel/thingie ( ) and twist it to effectively shorten the arm. Both methods work. I had a hard time getting the locknuts loosened on the adjustment bolt, so I went w/method #1.
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