On my last ride, I thought that the steering was sloppy on my or Viper S with 1750 miles on it.
So tonight I go out to make an adjustment or two and notice before I even get stated that the gap on the transfer rods are more or less equal top and bottom as opossed to no gap on the bottom. When pushing the rear bumpper down by hand the return motion seems weak and slow.
I'm guessing that the rear shock is blown, luckily I have some KYB's that I can install if this is the case.
Am I right on this one? Do I have to remove the skid to change the shock or shocks?? Help please, our next trip is in a week.
Thanks,
2datrl.
So tonight I go out to make an adjustment or two and notice before I even get stated that the gap on the transfer rods are more or less equal top and bottom as opossed to no gap on the bottom. When pushing the rear bumpper down by hand the return motion seems weak and slow.
I'm guessing that the rear shock is blown, luckily I have some KYB's that I can install if this is the case.
Am I right on this one? Do I have to remove the skid to change the shock or shocks?? Help please, our next trip is in a week.
Thanks,
2datrl.