Reply to "Suspension Problem"

George PAdmin.

The front of #6018 bounces up and down on roads that were "poured" in sections, with seams or high spots going across the lane. 6018 probably has the spring rates mentioned by Rocky.

It feels like its pivoting on the rear suspension, rather than being absorbed by the rear suspension. However, problems are often just the opposite of what our perceptions would tell us. If that's the case with 6018, then I'd suspect that the front was too soft (springs or dampening) rather than the rear being too firm. I never got around to testing or fiddling with the adjustments.

6/6/168:41 PM

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