Best psi for fox 2.5 bumps?

[Mike TexaSS]

I know they come from rpg with 200psi. But what pressure is best for a 85% street truck?

 

[Madcowranch]

You're probably never using them on the street. I'd just leave em at 200.

 

[Yukon Joe]

x2
Leave them...

Yukon Joe
Buffalo Run Support Raptor
http://www.fordraptorforum.com/showthread.php?p=364119

 

[Phyguy]

Corey and I lowered mine to about 80 at TRR. Seems a lot more plush back there and the o-ring hasn't shown any bottoming out since I did it. Running national HDs +1" and Fox 3.0 rears...(and fronts).

 

[onesickpuppy]

I only have the 2" and went to 100 PSI, tattle tale O-ring has only made it mid travel so far....

 

[mictouch]

I know they come from rpg with 200psi. But what pressure is best for a 85% street truck?

Can you explain more?

What shocks are on your Raptor?

What Springs?

How far is the Bump Shock from The Strike Pad on the Axle and Ride Height?

Do you carry a load in your truck normally? If so what? Weight of Cargo?

Gary

 

[Aaron]

I think I need to lower mine, they're pretty harsh, especially with my dirt bike in the back but even on minor stuff like the speed tables going onto Luke AFB. It's a bit annoying.

 

[Phyguy]

easy to do (especially if you can find/borrow/buy the tool with the gauge and valve on it) and the pressure releases fast. be sure not to release too much then you're in another predicament...

 

[CAbimmer]

I have stock shocks and springs. I tow my race car all the time about 4500#. at the TRR they were bashing into the pad for the first day. I was told to lower them to 80, I put them at 100 and the ride was way nicer. I was getting a pogo affect at 200.

 

[Aaron]

I have stock shocks and springs. I tow my race car all the time about 4500#. at the TRR they were bashing into the pad for the first day. I was told to lower them to 80, I put them at 100 and the ride was way nicer. I was getting a pogo affect at 200.

For me it's not quite a pogo but it feels like I'm bottoming out and it's pretty harsh.

Can anyone show me what tool it is I need to lower the pressure?