[size12]

Ok here is the deal im on the bones of my ass money wise saving for my wedding so looking for cheap improvments to the suspension

What setting would you recommend for a lard ass 225lb

Keep safe

size12

 

[ATC-Crazy]

SE or YFZ shocks...

 

[size12]

What about just ajusting the stock shocks?

 

[BJH]

You won't get there with just adjustments at 225lbs. The cheapest way out is to get 450 or 07 SE shocks and get an Eibach spring from TCS for the rear shock. Contact kbm450 (Kenneth) for the TCS / Eibach spring.

Cheapest option:
450/ SE fronts ($240 to $320)
TCS Eibach rear spring ($120 for Sport Series)

Option 2:
TCS fronts with no rez. ($615)
TCS Eibach rear spring ($120 for Sport Series)

Option 3: (you will throw rocks at upper mid-range Elkas from here)
TCS fronts with no rez. ($615)
TCS re-valve of the stock rear w/spring included. ($325)

Again: Contact kbm450 for better deals. These are list prices.

 

[size12]

Cheers guys

guess i'll have to go on a diet :'(

 

[ricetime]

Try adjusting, I'm 220lbs. I went a notch up on fronts, Seams fine to me. But I only have 2 hrs on her..............

 

[size12]

Yeah i think i'll just stiffen it up 2 clicks on the front it cant do any harm :thumbsup:

 

[BJH]

You can spin the rear spring in a little tighter (ride height) and adjust the clickers about three clicks tigher on the rear.

The fronts you can only go to the tightest notch.

P.M. me your e-mail address and I'll send you some basic info on how to adjust suspension.