Accutune Fox 2.5's
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Accutune Fox 2.5's
Looking to get these shocks from Accutune when the funds allow. Would those who have them chime in on their experiences so far and what compression settings they prefer for the best ride loaded and unloaded?
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
Mountain Pass
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I just got mine installed last week. Still haven't towed with them yet. So far I have found the best settings to be
Front: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 6, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
Rear: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 5, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
I was told by Ryan at Accutune that the low speed compression effects overall ride quality and that the high speed would be for off-road mostly. For reference the low speed has 10 clicks of adjustment and the high speed has 12.
Front: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 6, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
Rear: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 5, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
I was told by Ryan at Accutune that the low speed compression effects overall ride quality and that the high speed would be for off-road mostly. For reference the low speed has 10 clicks of adjustment and the high speed has 12.
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I just got mine installed last week. Still haven't towed with them yet. So far I have found the best settings to be
Front: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 6, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
Rear: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 5, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
I was told by Ryan at Accutune that the low speed compression effects overall ride quality and that the high speed would be for off-road mostly. For reference the low speed has 10 clicks of adjustment and the high speed has 12.
Front: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 6, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
Rear: Low Speed Compression (Gold) = 5, High Speed Compression (Blue) = 4
I was told by Ryan at Accutune that the low speed compression effects overall ride quality and that the high speed would be for off-road mostly. For reference the low speed has 10 clicks of adjustment and the high speed has 12.
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Mountain Pass
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Yes you will have to discharge them to adjust the fittings. Mine were installed by a shop so I'm not 100% sure of the specifics but that's what they told me.
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