I put it on with a complete revalve and springs for my weight. My suspension guy has been putting them on for me (or been switching from bike to bike) for at least 5 years.
It slightly lowers the bike, but as far as individually I have never done it alone without all the other changes.
I love my suspension but I think most riders do or they switch suspension companies/guys.

Wish I could be more specific.

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12/29/2019 7:58 AM
Edited Date/Time: 12/29/2019 10:00 AM

So what it does is it lowers the back about a 1/2 inch and stiffens up the initial movement of the shock. It helps that chassis settle in corners and settle better in ruts.

Edit it also gives the front a bit more bite.

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12/29/2019 8:07 AM

rob162 wrote:
So what it does is it lowers the back about a 1/2 inch and stiffens up the initial movement of the shock. It helps that ...more

rob162 wrote:
So what it does is it lowers the back about a 1/2 inch and stiffens up the initial movement of the shock. It helps that chassis settle in corners and settle better in ruts.

Edit it also gives the front a bit more bite.

...more

Thanks, I didn't want to push it too much myself and make it look like I was just wanting to make a sale lol.

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