ocbcwc
Active Member
This is precisely what the live valve technology does. The different modes are designed to take on different levels. Example, in street mode, you are not going to hit big dips, or g-outs, you want it to remain more level with less body roll, so the shocks are turned in that direction. The still have the ability to adjust for a heavy g-out, its just not expecting it so its compensation is limited. In Baja mode, large bumps are expected.........So if your in normal mode, no matter how bad of a trail or bumps, it will not go past the mode's limit. Youd think that if you started hitting huge dips or catching air, the cpu would realize this and switch to more extreme damping, even while in normal mode.