check go-ride.com
I think they have a ti spring made by answer that fits the dhx shocks
I think they have a ti spring made by answer that fits the dhx shocks
any !The Squeaky Wheel said:What brand Ti spring are you considering ?
So ... it would be better getting a steel spring ?The Squeaky Wheel said:The RCS Ti spring is both a poor fit on the 2" stroke DHX (requires too much compression), only saves about 2 ounces and hits the reservoir can causing damage.
We tried 2 different RCS 550 Ti springs for the Pack's DHX and both were simply awful.
That's up to you, but those RCS Ti springs are quite expensive for a slight weight savings.Benniturner said:So ... it would be better getting a steel spring ?
I doubt Answer winds/makes ti springsRWGreen said:check go-ride.com
I think they have a ti spring made by answer that fits the dhx shocks
i know ....The Squeaky Wheel said:That's up to you, but those RCS Ti springs are quite expensive for a slight weight savings.
I can't speak for the Answer springs.
RaD,RaD said:Hey Benni!
I am a 75 kilo rider and run a 600lbs spring at my Pack with a half turn of preload and achive 30% of sag.This is with 100psi in the boost chamber.
I would suggest to testride a 650lbs spring for your weight, maybe you can use the 600lbs spring,too.But that will depent at your riding style.For an more aggressive rider it would be better to use the stiffer spring, a 500lbs spring is definiatly to soft for your weight.
I know this because I had a 500lbs spring myself mounted at my Pack stock.
Here is a link to a correct working spring calculator.
Later
RaD