Jakobi
Super Moderator
Maybe add a face shim on the rebound side if going back to a smaller bleed on the comp side of the piston.
I think with the bigger float the bike didn't quite handle the sharp hits as well. With less bleed it didn't quite handle the small trail trash as well at lower speeds. I think I prefer tighter float and less damping. If I was going to change anything it'd probably just be as above. 16mm bleed shim on comp, or remove a face shim from that stack, and possibly add one to the rebound side just to get the clicker open further.
I was running PFP around 1/4 turn and backed it off a bit. Not sure if its the bad cart or rider fatigue with the heat, but it didn't feel quite as nice towards the end of the day as it did at the start either.
I think with the bigger float the bike didn't quite handle the sharp hits as well. With less bleed it didn't quite handle the small trail trash as well at lower speeds. I think I prefer tighter float and less damping. If I was going to change anything it'd probably just be as above. 16mm bleed shim on comp, or remove a face shim from that stack, and possibly add one to the rebound side just to get the clicker open further.
I was running PFP around 1/4 turn and backed it off a bit. Not sure if its the bad cart or rider fatigue with the heat, but it didn't feel quite as nice towards the end of the day as it did at the start either.