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I am wondering whether or not I have lost my building skills and become a complete idiot.
I use a shock pump when building my shocks. I then use the grub screw at the shock cap end to let oil blead out to set my rebound. Once set - when extended the shock retracts - giving a type of negative rebound. so I undo the grub screw in the cap - extend the shock - fine. the problem is that they now make the familiar noise of their now being air in the shock. I never had this problem with bladdered shocks - what's going wrong? |
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