If you add the spacer or not it makes no difference on where it bottoms, it will bottom sooner than the 40 but the spacer doesn't change that. The spacer only effects how for it extends.
Any one run 38" front with stock shocks
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If you add the spacer or not it makes no difference on where it bottoms, it will bottom sooner than the 40 but the spacer doesn't change that. The spacer only effects how for it extends.
I just want to semi-retract some of what I said on this.I just jacked my sled up (nose) to pull the shocks, and this thing has very little static droop on the garage floor, even with the long shocks on it with narrow front end. (65lbs in shocks) SO under most conditions, it probably DOES have a lot more ski pressure. Long shocks/narrow front end probably does hurt the handling quite a bit, depending on what you do. All my riding now is trails to get to trees/steep/technical, so this is probably not good for me. It rocks on the trail though. I am shortening my shocks today, I will get pics for you guys.
Interesting shocks, I have been into hundreds of shocks, but never a Float. They have a large spring in them, and to some degree extended length is dependant on air pressure. (More pressure, longer they are.)
Sled looks happier with the right shocks.
Sled looks happier with the right shocks.