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Originally Posted by ssaulnier
My fork static sag is 38mm with 63mm rider sag.
Shock is 38mm static sag and 111mm rider sag.
My Sachs shock LS Comp was screwed all out.
I set the clickers according to the Sticky I found on in this forum.
First I set the shock HS Comp to 1.5 turns out from closed. For reference there are a total of 4 turns of adjustment.
Then I set the LS Comp screw to 12 clicks out (24 clicks total).
I set the Rebound to 15 clicks out (42 clicks total).
On the 45mm Marzocchi Shiver forks I set the Compression to 16 clicks out and rebound to 12 clicks out.
Adjusting the clickers showed me that they all work although some of the clickers make a bit of grinding noise and the shock HS Comp dial is very stiff and hard to turn.
I need to change the oil, clean and inspect the forks and shock before I ride it again to assess the suspension performance.
Depending on what I see inside I might build a tapered midvalve stack in the forks.
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Some people have had success with replacing the base valve piston, as the stock unit does not flow enough oil and is too restrictive. I believe a company named Teknic offers a replacement.