here are some shock adjustip tips

[dvx400]

hey i got a manual for adjusting shocks for dirt bikes, if your interested let me know and i can e-mail it to you, it won,t let me up loaded couse it.s too big,
also i got manual for dvx400 z 400 and kfx 400

[TRXasaurus]

yo send it to me also, i will get it on the site

tbrdirty@verizon.net

thanks man

[dvx400]

done let me know if you got it

[bfox55]

thanks man. here's a link if anyone else wants it- dirt bike front fork adjusting.pdf (http://www.brettfox.net/dirt bike front fork adjusting.pdf)

[TRXasaurus]

interesting stuff

[Vader]

Linky no worky??? Anyone have this PDF file to send me?
Decided against the Elkas so I need to tweek the stockers

[FoxHondaRider]

since most of us ride at Croom or in those conditions I might add something. Sand setups you want more compression and faster rebound. I've been studying suspension for over a year now always looking up info. I'm not confident enough to revalve my own shocks but I know how to set them up pretty good. Always make sure the rear is lower than the front. A low rear will get rid of a lot of the kick going over whoops. Just last weekend I tuned my shocks even more. I turned the compression up and made the rebound faster. Kept making adjustments and taking it for a ride. Works pretty good now it takes a lot more to bottom out even thouh I still can bottom them out and they are resticting me to airing it out more and I can slam the whoops without getting rag dolled.