coupler blocks

smitty440

New member
I've got a 2006 crossfire and was wondering what the best position is for the coupler blocks when trail riding. I'm not sure which marks to have facing the rear arm. Thanks for any help, Pete
 

zimmbob

Member
If the thin part of the block is toward the coupler arms, then you will get more 'squat' and ski lift. More weight transfer to the back and thus should give you more bite when taking off. If you have the wider part toward the coupler, you get less weight transfer.... it's a matter of preference.
 

fcat700

Member
If the thin part of the block is toward the coupler arms, then you will get more 'squat' and ski lift. More weight transfer to the back and thus should give you more bite when taking off. If you have the wider part toward the coupler, you get less weight transfer.... it's a matter of preference.

Yep!
 

rkw

New member
Ezra,

I know you did that for boondockin, but how does your XF handle on the trails after removing the blocks and sway bay?
 
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