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h3opama 07-02-2015 05:43 AM

KW V3: 16 clicks for compression?
 
Hopefully this is not a stupid question but I recently picked up a set of KW V3 for my car. I read through the manual to figure out what the recommended rebound and compression settings should be. The manual mentioned that there were 12 clicks for compression (bottom adjuster). However, when I attempted to count for myself, I noted a total of 16 clicks for compression. Are the last four "soft" clicks useless? Am I going crazy?:(

Thanks in advance for the help guys!

wparsons 07-02-2015 02:29 PM

Are you counting from bottomed out, or from fully loose?

JDKane527 07-02-2015 04:21 PM

You should turn the dial clockwise to full stiff. Then counterclockwise to your setting. Turning it past 12 clicks counterclockwise may damage the shock.

h3opama 07-02-2015 08:04 PM

I counted 16 clicks both from full soft and from full stiff which led me to believe that there was supposed to be 16 clicks. I also actually heard the "click" noise after each turn on the knob as well which did not help. I guess those last 4 clicks from full stiff are redundant? Hopefully I didn't damage anything... I didn't leave the the settings within the last 4 clicks -

JDKane527 07-02-2015 09:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by h3opama (Post 2307930)
I counted 16 clicks both from full soft and from full stiff which led me to believe that there was supposed to be 16 clicks. I also actually heard the "click" noise after each turn on the knob as well which did not help. I guess those last 4 clicks from full stiff are redundant? Hopefully I didn't damage anything... I didn't leave the the settings within the last 4 clicks -

You probably didn't damage anything. The click you hear is just from a spring loaded ball bearing in the adjustment knob. You could continue rotating and will hear clicks. Reason I know is one of my adjustment knobs fell off so I took the other one off and discovered the ball.


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