1armed1

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Pete,
Can you post a picture?

Cpt.America

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pictures needed... multiple angles.

FastPete

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Not the best pics

FastPete

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Used the small droop screws with the small flat head on it right?

ccarrtiger

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Did you by chance use short shafts on those rear shocks?

FastPete

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No if you pull the shock off the bottom its plenty long. Its on the droop screws for some reason.

Chris-s

Have you fitted the correct shock shafts? Looks like you have the fronts in th rear.

FastPete

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No The droop screws are sitting on the chassis. Thats why it wont come down. But why?

ccarrtiger

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I pulled my droop screws out. I just prefer more travel. try pushing the wheel all the way up and take them out. See what happens then.

Matt Howard

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only a few people have them here in the states, I would take the rear suspension apart and put it back together again exactly by the manual, something isn't built right

FastPete

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Just screwed them up got a turn out of them a tiny bit better. Too bad the arm isnt countersunk so it would go all the way up like their not there.

What ride hight are u guys using? Or arms level?

FastPete

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I checked again appears to be right.I am using the 0 front block no anti squat

ccarrtiger

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Although it comes with droop screws, the type of crew they selected used in the proper way gives you instant 1mm droop from the inside, try either pulling them out, turning the screws around or using a regular grub screw to allow full adjustement

FastPete

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That did the trick, will cut the head off and should be good.

Thanks to all.

Cpt.America

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wait, using the supplied screws automatically limits you to 1mm of droop? WTF?