KW V3 silly question
hi guys,
I suspect one side my rear shocks has a different setting, I wanted to check the number of clicks, I suspect the compression being softer on the left side, witch is set at the bottom of the shock absorber...
if we said the clicks are for going hard are from the back to the front on right shock then for the left shock would it be tuning from front to back .....??!!
thanks
I suspect one side my rear shocks has a different setting, I wanted to check the number of clicks, I suspect the compression being softer on the left side, witch is set at the bottom of the shock absorber...
if we said the clicks are for going hard are from the back to the front on right shock then for the left shock would it be tuning from front to back .....??!!
thanks
My earlier ones don't have *****, I have to remove the plastic cover and use a pin tool to adjust. Access to both sides is from the inboard side of the shock. In both cases as I look at the shock from the inboard side I turn to the right to stiffen the bump. I usually click them all the way to full hard by turning to the right and then count the clicks as I turn to the left to back them off. For track I mostly use 4 clicks on the rears i.e. fairly stiff.
On my V3's the rebound is adjusted at the top and the compression (bump) is adjusted on the bottom of the shocks. The bottoms have an integrated **** for the compression adjustment. For the tops, KW supplied a "temporary ****" (basically a hex wrench) to make the rebound adjustment. As other's state, going full hard is turning the adjuster clockwise (to the right).
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My earlier ones don't have *****, I have to remove the plastic cover and use a pin tool to adjust. Access to both sides is from the inboard side of the shock. In both cases as I look at the shock from the inboard side I turn to the right to stiffen the bump. I usually click them all the way to full hard by turning to the right and then count the clicks as I turn to the left to back them off. For track I mostly use 4 clicks on the rears i.e. fairly stiff.
thanks a lot to everyone !


