Are Tender Springs Necessary?
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I'll say, it depends. If your springs give you the rate you are looking for, the ride height you want, and fill the area between the perches when your shocks are fully extended then no. If your springs float around when the shock is extended then they might be useful. You can also limit the droop of the suspension instead. Usually with so much adjustment available you can work around a short spring without them.
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Originally Posted by jgrewe
I'll say, it depends. If your springs give you the rate you are looking for, the ride height you want, and fill the area between the perches when your shocks are fully extended then no. If your springs float around when the shock is extended then they might be useful.
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