do kfx700's have gas or air in the rear shock n if its gas will it matter if i put some air in it to make it sit a little higher and bottom out less

 

If you are bottoming out as bad as you say you are you need to put a new stiffer spring in it.

It's best to have a shop set up a new shock spring combo for your weight. The problem is, it's big $$$$$$$$$$$$$.

 

i havent bottomed out in it but if i push it on jumps i will cuz i hit small jumps n i come real close but i dont have the funds to get a new shock or spring but on the thing im not sure the name of it but the cylinder that acts as a reserve for the shock it has a valve stem sticking out of it so i wanted to add some air cuz the rear kinda sags and if it is air wat is a good psi to fill it to or should i just fill it until it sits how high i want it

 

go with elka shocks they are the best

 

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