05-28-2015, 03:05 AM
Here's an odd one I couln't find on the site - I've read what seems to be conflicting stories about what to do with the preload settings in order to raise the ground clearance.
Reason I need to do this is that the entrance going into my (shared) courtyard has a ramp on it. I can go super slow and have no problem. However, if it's wet then super slow doesn't get the traction I need, meaning I have to move a bit faster, and dang, there goes the exhaust (which despite several knocks is still holding up well).
I don't want to change the new types just yet, something a touch softer may solve the spin in the wet, so thought I'd investigate trying to add another, say half an inch to the ground clearance.
Any ideas?
Reason I need to do this is that the entrance going into my (shared) courtyard has a ramp on it. I can go super slow and have no problem. However, if it's wet then super slow doesn't get the traction I need, meaning I have to move a bit faster, and dang, there goes the exhaust (which despite several knocks is still holding up well).
I don't want to change the new types just yet, something a touch softer may solve the spin in the wet, so thought I'd investigate trying to add another, say half an inch to the ground clearance.
Any ideas?