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Sun Apr 06, 2003 2:19 pm
While it's somewhat debatable, shocks don't really absorb "shocks". Springs do most of that, "shocks" are really dampers, what they do is dampen the rebound of the springs so that you don't bounce down the road for a mile after a bump. Before I get flamed, I realize that shocks are certainly a factor but books I've read on handling suggest that they aren't the biggest absorber of a bump.
Over dampened... I guess that would be dampers ("shocks") adjusted too stiff so that the springs aren't allowed to do their jobs
Lastly, I appreciate all input but it's not quite helpful to me to talk about AGX's stiffness without mentioning what they were set at. I have no doubt that, for example, set at the max settings that they can be quite stiff.
And more than anything, I'd appreciate it if someone could check out the softest settings for me. Thanks !