Bmod141
08-16-2017, 10:32 PM
Hey guys.
Spring in front, shock behind on both sides per UMP's great rules.
The issue I'm having is with this setup, if you jack up on the RR shock mount, it picks up the LR and minimizes hike. It does the same thing on the racetrack.
If I move spring on top of rear end, this issue goes away. If I take the shock off the back of the RR, the issue goes away.
I've been through every nut/bolt/heim and cannot find a single issue. You have to forcibly push down on the LR to keep it from behind lifted.. To the point of an 8/2 with 200psi rod pressure will not keep it on the chain.
This is a common setup for b mod guys and I don't see anyone else having this issue.
Has anyone else experienced this or have any clue as to what is going on?
Thanks.
Spring in front, shock behind on both sides per UMP's great rules.
The issue I'm having is with this setup, if you jack up on the RR shock mount, it picks up the LR and minimizes hike. It does the same thing on the racetrack.
If I move spring on top of rear end, this issue goes away. If I take the shock off the back of the RR, the issue goes away.
I've been through every nut/bolt/heim and cannot find a single issue. You have to forcibly push down on the LR to keep it from behind lifted.. To the point of an 8/2 with 200psi rod pressure will not keep it on the chain.
This is a common setup for b mod guys and I don't see anyone else having this issue.
Has anyone else experienced this or have any clue as to what is going on?
Thanks.