rear baja bug suspension help

[fasspoke]

I have a baja bug 091 ,ecotec ,rear seat ,3" longer arms stock width ,car is heavy.14 " coil over in rear fox shocks with 1400 250 400&1400 250 450 springs rear springs are a little soft due to of preload to get 2" of sag.i ve been driving at glamis but back of car slams the ground often and hard.was thinking of putting internal fox bypasses on it but would have to redo cage also thought about bumpstops but some say it's dumb any ideas ? Bigger springs revalve shocks again ? Car works in desert any ideas

 

[*TRD*]

What are you running for compression valving?

Bottoming in the whoops or rollers or both?

 

[fasspoke]

What are you running for compression valving?

Bottoming in the whoops or rollers or both?

Mainly g outs not sure on valving its been done 3 times getting more compression and rebound each time it works good in whoops for the most part occasionally bottoms out

 

[*TRD*]

Start by upping the gas pressure to 300 psi, you might be in the region where the IFP is moving, causing loss of damping.

 

[cosmo]

Keep your gas pressure at 200 psi.(at full droop). Where are the cross over's set at? Try lowering down the cross over 1". You'll get the lower spring to engage sooner. If the car starts to kick, then you have gone to far on the cross over. Raising the gas pressure will only make the car/shocks harsh.

 

[*TRD*]

Cosmo is correct, gas pressure could make it harsh and lowering dual rates can make it kick, especially on irs. It'll be interesting to hear what works and what doesn't for your vehicle.