Reply to "Extreme Rear Suspension Compression"

panterachrisMember

The spring rate is what?
it should be 450lbs, if you are running the correct spring rate, your shock that's adjustable,gives you the option to turn it up on compression.
The actual compression or movement on body is only around
3 inches, stiff 1 inch. That's with you in it.
I would check the rub interference on a 3" body drop. Their is also the camber, have you checked that? I would recommend neutral camber with that wide tire. roll the fender it will let you move the back spacing a little.

12/22/1511:48 AM

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