Adjusting Shock Spring Tension - Carson CNB Betriebsanleitung

Warning!
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We suggest making 1/8th of a turn adjustments at a time,
testing the shift point between each adjustment you make, until
you are satisfied with the transmission shift point.
To reset the 2-speed transmission shift point, please proceed
as follows:
The screw has to be positioned 1 mm below the edge! This is
the basis setting for the 2-speed gear transmission!
m. Adjusting shock spring tension
By adjusting the spring tension of the shocks, you can increase
steering sensivity, adjust the ride-height of the Buggy and fine-
tune the dampening quality of the suspension system. How you
drive your Buggy will dictate what settings you should be using.
As an example, if you're driving your Buggy off-road and going
over lots of jumps, you may want to increase the spring tension
of the front shocks to help prevent the front of the Buggy from
bottoming out.
lf you're racing your Buggy, local track conditions will dictate
the settings to use.
Recommended initial settings:
We recommend initially leaving the adjustment rings in the
factory locations. Increase or decrease spring tension by
threading the adjustment ring up or down the shock body.
Threading the ring down increases spring tension and the
Buggy's ride height, and will stiffen the overall dampening
characteristics of the suspension.
Threading the ring up decreases spring tension and makes the
dampening characteristics softer.
When adjusting the spring tension, make sure to adjust the
right and left sides equally.
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Important!
There are two screws in the 2-speed clutch housing. One is a
grub screw that uses a 1.5 mm hex wrench and the other is a
steel socket-cap screw that uses a 2.5 mm hex wrench. Do not
attempt to adjust the larger screw. This screw holds the clutch
housing onto the transmission shaft.
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