fat boy springs with scissor move back issue?

[bustamove]

so first ride out working out the kinks.
i have found that when running the 47degree fat boy springs on the sled and possible cuz i moved the rear scissor back 5/8 causes stress on the stops, broke them and mine inverted and went and dug itself into my brand new track

i would recommend keeping an eye out for this. i had to use a strap to keep it from launching it self into the track.

also if someone could take a pic of what the stops should look like as mine are sheared off that would be AWSOME

 

[heavy d]

Why would you have moved the scissor to the back hole?

 

[Z-Man]

Timbersled suspension!!!! Problem Solved.

 

[bustamove]

Why would you have moved the scissor to the back hole?

i don't remember the reason anymore but its suppose to help the suspension engage quicker or faster...alot of guys have done it

 

[defysgravity]

The RRSS can be moved back in order to get better weight transfer of the rear skid which would "help" make the front end feel lighter in deep snow and off trail. Trade off is the ride basically sucks whenever your on hard pack/trail/set up snow.