Great video! you're not going to believe this but I've had my Raptor for nearly two years and I've never really understood the shocks lol... I just bought it, jumped on it, and started riding but now as I'm beginning to modify the quad fine tuning is key and this video help me tune my shocks. Thank you!
Thanks for the video how are you adjusting the rear shock spring under the seat? Do you have to take it out to fully adjust it? And is the tighter the spring the more weight it can take. I’m a bigger guy about 330 lbs and wanted to adjust the stock shocks before revalving for my weight
When you turn rebound clicker on the bottom of the shocks you dont necessarily make it stiffer. The rebound clicker effects how fast the shock rebounds. If you turn it clockwise your shock will extend slower after being compressed, if you turn it counterclockwise your spring will extend to it's original length more quickly
I just purchased my ‘20 Raptor 700r se. And the shocks look to be stock but the quad looks like it sits lower than from the factory. I think the coil spring has been adjusted but not 100% sure
Great video! you're not going to believe this but I've had my Raptor for nearly two years and I've never really understood the shocks lol... I just bought it, jumped on it, and started riding but now as I'm beginning to modify the quad fine tuning is key and this video help me tune my shocks. Thank you!
I'm glad it help you, that why i share so can help other riders :)
Thanks for the video how are you adjusting the rear shock spring under the seat? Do you have to take it out to fully adjust it? And is the tighter the spring the more weight it can take. I’m a bigger guy about 330 lbs and wanted to adjust the stock shocks before revalving for my weight
This is the best explained video on this that I have found thank you man
I'm glad it help you thank you
When you turn rebound clicker on the bottom of the shocks you dont necessarily make it stiffer. The rebound clicker effects how fast the shock rebounds. If you turn it clockwise your shock will extend slower after being compressed, if you turn it counterclockwise your spring will extend to it's original length more quickly
Very usefull video, thank you very much
I just purchased my ‘20 Raptor 700r se. And the shocks look to be stock but the quad looks like it sits lower than from the factory. I think the coil spring has been adjusted but not 100% sure
Mins is slightly used (8hrs on the quad) but has a lot of modifications done to it…
thanks really helpful
R.700 :)
This video is a big help
Thanks for the tip…
Bought the same quad, if you are near Croom, lets link and ride.
King Oasiz I'm glad it help you
joice magallanes I sent info a while back. Let know if you want to meet and ride
King Oasiz we where txtng right?
I also have the same quad...
I have the same quad but located in Miami
yo da man
cuantos clicks recomiendas para andar en carretera
Como 1 o 2
yo vivo em poiciana.vamos a ver cuando podemos encontrarno y correr juntos.me dejas saver
Este fin vamos a holopaw
Inviten, yo vivo en Kissimmee
Jw y do u want ur shocks harder wouldn't that be easier to flip?
Yes if you put it to hard
By doing this can it make my raptor sit lower?
No, to make it lower you need to relief the pressure from your spring
@@jtalonrider4769 ok ty for replying . Is there any videos on how to do it
@@timellis3336 no sorry but if you look on your rear shock springs the rings are on top, you have to untied the rings and that should make it lower