The live valves operate within a certain range of valving, you set that range by changing the valving stacks. So you can set up the shocks the way you like and then the potentiometer's (SP) will adjust the shocks within the window of the valve stack you put in there. So you CAN adjust (revalve) the 3.0 live valves to your liking, and work with the computer system to dial it in, imagine it like a target with two circles. The outer circle is your mechanical valving. The smaller inner circle is where the computer will get you. With a traditional shock you do not get the smaller inner circle. You only get the outer circle, you do not get the fine tuning ability the computer gets you...Saying the 3.0 traditional shocks are better because you can revalve them is a hogwash, because you can do the same thing with the live valve.....
