SHOCK SETTINGS

[BATTLEGUN]

What changes do you guys make to your shocks when plowing? I've heard all the way up in the front and stock setting in the rear...is the norm? Seems to me this would be about right but maybe even make take the rear shocks down a notch.

[Koko]

Since I'm not the lightest thing to walk the earth, I run my rear shocks at one notch below the stiffest year round. Up front, I have them on the stiffest setting for plowing to help fight front end squat while plowing. When I'm not plowing I usually move them down one notch below the stiffest as well.

[Bandit]

Whats the best shock setting for power sliding a 700 grizzly?

[Bear Humper]

as stiff as they go and don't be scared

[Koko]

It's tough to have a "one setting fits all" for the shocks. Everyone rides different and weighs different amounts. Play around with the settings and find out what works. I don't like any of the settings so I'm planning to change things completely.

[Bear Humper]

that is true top notch is too stiff and one notch down is kinda soft for someone my size

[1Bad1000Xxc]

So put on some weight and stay on the top notch which will in effect make it softer, or drop some pounds and go down a notch.

[Jaxom]

Originally Posted by BusterW

So put on some weight and stay on the top notch which will in effect make it softer, or drop some pounds and go down a notch.

Pick up a scuba diver's weight belt and cinch 'er up!!!

[1Bad1000Xxc]

Good idea, I was implying more of eating a few donuts a week until the stiffest setting felt softer.

[GRIZZLYWIZARD]

I like the donut idea!