First thing I did was to stiffen up the rear suspension on my pro 163, as it was bottoming out sometimes with my 210lbs self in the bumps. Stiffened up the rear track spring and front track spring equally and not to any crazy extent. Not more bottoming, also took some of the wheelie out of it. No prob.
BUT, I'm having problems with it wanting to dive downhill in off-camber situations. Say you're on a downhill that slopes off down to the left, and you want to initiate a turn to the right....it wants to load the front left corner and suck you down the hill. Needs a lot of body english to go back up. Just of note, swaybar is in and the skiis are set at the widest.
I'm thinking to narrow the skiis one setting, stiffen the front suspension a bit and possibly stiffen the front track spring or loosen off the rear track spring a bit. Does that sound like the correct thinking?
BUT, I'm having problems with it wanting to dive downhill in off-camber situations. Say you're on a downhill that slopes off down to the left, and you want to initiate a turn to the right....it wants to load the front left corner and suck you down the hill. Needs a lot of body english to go back up. Just of note, swaybar is in and the skiis are set at the widest.
I'm thinking to narrow the skiis one setting, stiffen the front suspension a bit and possibly stiffen the front track spring or loosen off the rear track spring a bit. Does that sound like the correct thinking?
