I know I should reach out to Craig, but before I go down that rabbit hole, I wanted to see what you guys thought. I have a used Fox 36 Avalanche cartridge I picked up a months ago that was tuned for 75psi...so they were about 170lbs. I'm 210 and need 92-95psi to get my proper sag.
I know I should send it out to Craig for a revalve (as I have for my other Avy stuff) but since I have the tools to take the cartridge apart, I wanted to try to see what I could do with it.
When it comes to simply changing the valving to compensate for rider weight (assuming terrain and type of riding is the same), where do you start with the shim stacks when it comes to modifying them to compensate for the added body weight and increased air spring?
I know I should send it out to Craig for a revalve (as I have for my other Avy stuff) but since I have the tools to take the cartridge apart, I wanted to try to see what I could do with it.
When it comes to simply changing the valving to compensate for rider weight (assuming terrain and type of riding is the same), where do you start with the shim stacks when it comes to modifying them to compensate for the added body weight and increased air spring?