tcs shocks help
#1
i have tcs conversion done to my works front shocks.it seems every now and then the front bottoms out on the frame .is there a way to adjust this or is there something wrong with the shocks thanks for any help
#6
the reason i think your are buttoming on your frame is, because the shocks are adjusted too low. Tcs shocks are able to lower the ride height and maintain a reasonable travel. If i was you, i would call a realiable source to help you out.
#7
I am running tcs on a 400ex and they are working great. You may want to call up TCS themselves and tell them your problem. They are really nice and more than willing to help out.
What type of front tires are you running.
If your MXing i hope they are grooved radials.
If you are not then you will easily bottom out your frame. especially on the preload into a jump if your hitting it at a descent speed. and that can be pretty nasty. To make a long story short,
Radial are where its at!! I would run at least 18 to 20 psi in them depending upon your rider weight. There is a reason why all the pros use them.
What type of front tires are you running.
If your MXing i hope they are grooved radials.
If you are not then you will easily bottom out your frame. especially on the preload into a jump if your hitting it at a descent speed. and that can be pretty nasty. To make a long story short,
Radial are where its at!! I would run at least 18 to 20 psi in them depending upon your rider weight. There is a reason why all the pros use them.
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