Fox Float settings- 2010 MTXSE 162

[dantiede]

What is/are everyone's preferences for pressure settings on their Fox Floats? I ride the back country of north Idaho, boondocking/high marking.
I'm about 200lbs (empty), I run 75psi in the front shocks, 125psi in the front/rear shock and 100psi in the rear shock. I'm looking for a pressure differential formula/theory for good transfer, minimal wheelie, minimal trenching. Not asking for to much?

 

[motojunkie101]

I think you probably have too much air in the front of your skid...my timbersled runs between 75-90 depending on where I want it for the day. The rear I run 140-150 with shims and it keeps the front planted pretty well.

 

[paulharris]

What is/are everyone's preferences for pressure settings on their Fox Floats? I ride the back country of north Idaho, boondocking/high marking.
I'm about 200lbs (empty), I run 75psi in the front shocks, 125psi in the front/rear shock and 100psi in the rear shock. I'm looking for a pressure differential formula/theory for good transfer, minimal wheelie, minimal trenching. Not asking for to much?

you have it backwards. you need to run more in the rear track shock and less in the front track shock. 125 is way too much for the front track shock