[Brett]

you need to unbolt your shocks and flex it to see if your mounts are holding you back.

make sure you check things like brake lines aren't holding you back as well and you are putting weight on the bumpstops.

[mcwilly]

when we did it we just tried disconnecting one shock and didnt change anything but i think ill need to disconnect all of them to see if its got more in it. my front bump stops are just to short but if i run larger shocks then they will be fine

[LAY80N]

mcwilly wrote:

when we did it we just tried disconnecting one shock and didnt change anything but i think ill need to disconnect all of them to see if its got more in it. my front bump stops are just to short but if i run larger shocks then they will be fine

When you have your bumpstops touching the axle the leverage on them helps push the drooping side down further. How far are you flexing your springs during up travel? Try fitting some bump stops and see if it changes. Also do a RUF to help with travel. To be honest you have a decent amount of travel there for a SWB on stock length springs. Fit lockers and drive it. Ramp flex is for posers.

Layto....