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Re: better ride quality
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Originally Posted by forestb
When I push down on the rear of the truck it rebounds and stays still. When I push down on the front it rebounds and then tends goes back down and up without me touching it. It takes more force to push down in the back than in the front. I made 2 videos of this but I don't know how to post them.
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The Front: After compression, the parts should only return to their static position. The suspension should not repeat/continue any movement if the shocks are working. If it continues to 'bounce', I would say the shocks are suspect.
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