Question for those running UAS bags..

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05-11-14, 01:33 PM

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Question for those running UAS bags..

What psi do you guys generally run at ride height? Been messing around with air pressures to find what's best and was wondering what the rest of you guys are running..

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05-11-14, 03:40 PM

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What are your pressures?

I'm not on UAS, but mine are 78 front and 108 rear. The rear seems high to me, but they're sleeves so I'm assuming that's why they require more pressure.

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05-11-14, 06:38 PM

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I'm running 80 front and 65 in the rear.

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05-11-14, 06:47 PM

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It's crazy how much more pressure the sleeve type struts need. My front are a double bellow bag.

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05-11-14, 07:33 PM

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Quote:

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I'm running 80 front and 65 in the rear.

how low is your ride height and what size wheels??

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05-11-14, 07:46 PM

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I'll snap a pic tomorrow...but it's 26" fender to floor...20" wheels

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05-11-14, 07:58 PM

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I'll snap a pic tomorrow...but it's 26" fender to floor...20" wheels

Hmmm...mine also about 26" from fender to floor....I never ride under 80...unless your damping rate are high...

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05-12-14, 11:26 AM

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Hmmm...mine also about 26" from fender to floor....I never ride under 80...unless your damping rate are high...

Don't you have elevel

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06-02-14, 04:00 PM

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Max on UAS bags is 110PSI I believe. If you ride above they will blow from the inside!

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06-05-14, 11:31 PM

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depending on your coilover settings, the fender to floor will vary.

If it rides comfortable, you're fine... Dampening, height adjustments, and bag pressures all vary, and no one should have your setup brother