help with adjusting the front track shock?

This can be somewhat tough to answer for where you ride and how much you weigh but I suggest doing this...

There is not a lot of ski pressure built into this sled, so take the front track shock and loosten the spring way up with only about 2-3 threads showing. Then tighten the rear track shop up even more than what Poo says to do. This gives a pretty good balance of the sled in quite a few conditions. My RTS is set up to about 10 1/8".

On the front you need to loosten them up and dial them in to where they just stop bottoming out.

Some may disagree with me but I have done quite a bit of adjusting and this works the best for me. BTW I am about 240 with gear.

DUB

if u tighten the FTS is going to take ski pressure away. loosen it and it should add it back.

i have mine set pretty tight. but i did end up having to sent it in for a revalve. had the ski pressure where i liked it but i was still able to bottom it out way to easy. so gonna go back where i was with that and then play with the rear to keep the front end down while climbing.

When I ran the Holz rear suspension on my Gen II sled, their instructions on the front shock were to run it as loose as you could, and still hold pressure on the spring. (or just tight enough to keep it from bottoming out.) This new Polaris suspension is very much like the Holz skid.