Blaster front shocks
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If your shocks are at "full extension" that means you have the preload set to the softest setting.Turn that bottom piece that looks like a bunch of ups and downs until the shocks are compressed their furthest, then you will have the stiffest setting.
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Front Blaster shocks arent the best...especially if you buy extended a-arms....I replaced mine with TCS front shocks from CT racing....their not cheap $650 but work awesome...its impossible to bottom the front even landing front first. We have a big cinder hill we jump about 60ft in distance not too sure how high we are.
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