Purple/purple vs blue/purple primary springs.
Let me know
XP
Let me know
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ANyone have primary spring chart?
- Thread starter SWEETXPBEATCH
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Hey there!
the first color is the lower spring tension blue being 130 lbs. and purple is 160 lbs. they both with have 320 lbs. on the top side. What is it that your after?
the first color is the lower spring tension blue being 130 lbs. and purple is 160 lbs. they both with have 320 lbs. on the top side. What is it that your after?
Ya you got the right Idea but the wrong spring.... you want a purple/blue not a blue/purple.
stupid moment, which way do you read the spring
read with the colors at top or bottom? I can't remember.
To your question, looking to be able to throw a bit more pin weight at my new xp. Riding at 8-10K' & I am not shifting all the way out & I want my clickers on #3. So far, with all types of adjustment, haven't been where I want it yet..
read with the colors at top or bottom? I can't remember.
To your question, looking to be able to throw a bit more pin weight at my new xp. Riding at 8-10K' & I am not shifting all the way out & I want my clickers on #3. So far, with all types of adjustment, haven't been where I want it yet..
spring forces
green/purple as well?
green/purple as well?
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lightening800
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the higher the finishing spring tension=more resistance to upshift= more weight needed to up shift as in comparison to a lower finishing tension or poundage will upshift sooner than a stiff spring. Leave your spring alone and just add another 12mm set screw and try it.
the higher the finishing spring tension=more resistance to upshift= more weight needed to up shift as in comparison to a lower finishing tension or poundage will upshift sooner than a stiff spring. Leave your spring alone and just add another 12mm set screw and try it.
