is someon using dual rear shocks in his 110?

Very possibly, I currently have 285/75x16 (33's) and was running them around 12psi, when testing out over humps on the beach access at Hawkes Nest. That is a lot of free side wall.

The more I learn, the more I don't think it's the Raids, but more likely operator's set up errors.

I think Koni would know a thing or two about their shocks,load up the back with some sand bags and have a run on stockton. Pat

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Originally Posted by uninformed

4x Ranchos each corner....


your welcom :D

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Are you serious?,I'm asking because I'll try them. Pat

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FWIW, I've found that my 110 starts to feel low on rebound damping if/when I get too aggressive with lowering my tyre pressures - basically because the tyre starts to act a lot like an under-damped spring - could this be your issue?

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Tyres are a spring, and are pretty much undamped, there is a little friction in the sidewall flexing, but not much.

Changing pressure changes the rate, and on a very, very odd occasion, if the tyre and spring rates match you are in a world of hurt as things start to cycle uncontrollably.
It is a very rare thing though, but yes, lower the tyre pressures a lot and it feels like an undamped ride spring.

Rick,whats your take on Rancho's?. Pat

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Tyres are a spring, and are pretty much undamped, there is a little friction in the sidewall flexing, but not much.

Changing pressure changes the rate, and on a very, very odd occasion, if the tyre and spring rates match you are in a world of hurt as things start to cycle uncontrollably.
It is a very rare thing though, but yes, lower the tyre pressures a lot and it feels like an undamped ride spring.

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Yeah, and coincidentally I was at similar pressures to what Drover was running - it was a pretty low speed oscillation - i.e scalloped out sand dunes, rather than say corrugations or the occasional larger whoop, which were both fine. That's probably a bit of a test against a damper issue?

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Depends entirely on the spring rate.

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so matching the valving to spring rate ;)

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Are you serious?,I'm asking because I'll try them. Pat

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No!

thats why I said 4x at EACH corner, even then they probably wouldnt be great. No I have not run them, but have heard and read enough about them to steer clear.

Shame they are not as good as their marketing.

I've had Koni,Billies,Armstrong,Boge,Sachs,Tough dog and OME.I want to try a different brand. Pat

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I've had Koni,Billies,Armstrong,Boge,Sachs,Tough dog and OME.I want to try a different brand. Pat

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For fun?

what about Fox or kings?

or really step it up and get some Ohlins :)