SJ073
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Hey all,
I have 2.0 - 3.5 Fox coil over RR, non RR, and bypass shocks. After rebuilding the shocks I filled each one to 200 psi at full droop. So when the car goes down on the ground the pressure I put it at full droop now spikes up 30-40 psi (makes sense as we are compressing the shocks by putting the weight of the car back on the ground. So the question is - if you are trying to achieve 200 psi in the shocks, do you fill to 200 psi at full droop or fill to 200 psi with the car on the ground? just looking for the correct way to do this, thanks for helping a rebuild noob out!
I have 2.0 - 3.5 Fox coil over RR, non RR, and bypass shocks. After rebuilding the shocks I filled each one to 200 psi at full droop. So when the car goes down on the ground the pressure I put it at full droop now spikes up 30-40 psi (makes sense as we are compressing the shocks by putting the weight of the car back on the ground. So the question is - if you are trying to achieve 200 psi in the shocks, do you fill to 200 psi at full droop or fill to 200 psi with the car on the ground? just looking for the correct way to do this, thanks for helping a rebuild noob out!