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I dont think thicker oil would solve the problem... That would just slow down the movement of the a-arm. I would add preload or shock spaces that is unless you have threaded shocks. Then you would just adjust the little color like you would tighten a nut. Also going to a bigger spring I think would solve the problem.
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You bump oils or you can add some pre-load. Pre-load is quicker obviously. What are you running now, front and rear?
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I agree with preload for sure.
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yes preload would be your best bet. if you cant get enough preload for what you want go to a stiffer spring.
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