ntm
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Just got my icon 3.0's on and have done about 200 miles of offroad testing with them over the last couple days.
I've got a crew cab with national +3 springs and RPG bumps at 90 psi.
Does anybody actually use any position above 2 or 3 on the front adjusters ?
I'm finding the front end to be harsh at speeds below 60 mph, especially on washboard and small chop, even set on s.
They work great above 60 mph, when pushed hard through big stuff, but seem overly stiff below.
Tried different ride heights without improvement.
I don't need any stiffer adjustment on the front end, even the s setting is working great for the big hits and whoops, but could sure use about 6 or 7 more softer settings.
They are very noticeably rougher on washboard at lower speeds vs the stock coilovers on mid perch.
The rear is awesome, works beautifully. No complaints there at all.
It just seems to be outperforming the front end in the low to mid speed "plushness" category. And that's kind of backwards.
Am I crazy here, or has anyone else had these experiences ?
I know the easy answer is to revalve softer, but I think I'm seeing the effects of a high spring rate as much as anything...
It just seems odd, as everything I'd read here indicated the icons as the more daily driver friendly setup.
Perhaps if you're auto crossing, or running a slalom on the way to work, but I drive down rough roads at 60 mph or less to get there.
I'm currently going to get some dirty looks blasting around the oilfield at 80+ mph to smooth things out
I've got a crew cab with national +3 springs and RPG bumps at 90 psi.
Does anybody actually use any position above 2 or 3 on the front adjusters ?
I'm finding the front end to be harsh at speeds below 60 mph, especially on washboard and small chop, even set on s.
They work great above 60 mph, when pushed hard through big stuff, but seem overly stiff below.
Tried different ride heights without improvement.
I don't need any stiffer adjustment on the front end, even the s setting is working great for the big hits and whoops, but could sure use about 6 or 7 more softer settings.
They are very noticeably rougher on washboard at lower speeds vs the stock coilovers on mid perch.
The rear is awesome, works beautifully. No complaints there at all.
It just seems to be outperforming the front end in the low to mid speed "plushness" category. And that's kind of backwards.
Am I crazy here, or has anyone else had these experiences ?
I know the easy answer is to revalve softer, but I think I'm seeing the effects of a high spring rate as much as anything...
It just seems odd, as everything I'd read here indicated the icons as the more daily driver friendly setup.
Perhaps if you're auto crossing, or running a slalom on the way to work, but I drive down rough roads at 60 mph or less to get there.
I'm currently going to get some dirty looks blasting around the oilfield at 80+ mph to smooth things out