I have an Iq dragon with coil over Fox Pro zeros shockes. Need input if they are better than the stock WE needle shockes? I was having a problem with the sled digging to the bottom, It would not get up on top of the snow.
iq shock question
- Thread starter wyoyami222
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Fox Zero Pro's are far superior to the stock WE shocks.
First, how are your shocks set up?
Limiter straps have a huge affect of how much ski pressure you'll have.
First, how are your shocks set up?
- Do you have the correct spring size for your weight & riding style?
- Have you set or adjusted your preload on the springs?
Limiter straps have a huge affect of how much ski pressure you'll have.
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BadAftertaste
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The needles are a compression adjustable remote resevior shock and 'basically' the same this as a zero pro. Assuming both are setup with the same spring rate, preload, and dampening, they are going to act pretty much the same on the same sled. That being said, a change from one to the other isn't going to make a difference. The setting of those shocks sure will though. Yes, needles came stock on some assualts, but I wonder if the above poster is referencing true needles or not.
I run needles from SLP with 140 single rate springs from Tri-City with no sway-bar. The progressive springs imo require the sway-bar to stay in place. I've been really happy with them, especially for the price.
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I run needles from SLP with 140 single rate springs from Tri-City with no sway-bar. The progressive springs imo require the sway-bar to stay in place. I've been really happy with them, especially for the price.
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