Originally posted by BlueLeader:
As comparison, I took Xtoolbox's X for a quick drive across an open dirt area at Hungry Valley -- got it up to about 35 MPH. Although it felt under control, the ride was a bit jarring (he had his RS9000's set to '5'). I then drove the same area in mine, and it was quite a bit smoother ride. The Bilsteins appear also to recover alot quicker from impacts. Xtoolbox also commented that during a trail ride that same weekend, where I was driving right in front of him, it appeared that I was bouncing in my seat alot less than he felt he was.
I am XTREMELY happy with my shocks and the vast improvement in ride/control they give.
Lory J
The RS9000s aren't meant for going 35mph on setting 5. Maybe 3 or 4 but not 5.
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