2014 PSF settings for woods

[Jbe199]

What up, 

so im trying to dial in this front fork the best I can for hare scramble/ gncc style woods riding. I just did the cherokee national enduro on it this last weekend and the fork just seemed to dance around a lot and didn't like to stay settled at all. I have some settings that were kind of a baseline and was wondering if anyone had any experience or any settings they could share. 

I weigh roughly 165lbs c class rider

I ran 31.5 psi for the enduro and I feel like I could still come down some. 

Spring rate: 33-34 psi
   Oil height: 245cc
   Compression: 10 clicks out
   Rebound: 18 clicks out
   Fork-leg height: 5mm up 

 

Spring rate: 5.5 kg/mm
   Hi-compression: 2 turns out 
   Lo-compression: 12 clicks out 
   Rebound: 16 clicks out 
   Race sag: 100-102mm

[skorpan777]

For gncc and Enduro is IMO  better with less oil and more air volum (not same as haigher psi)

 

I go to 33-34 psi (35psi for mx) otherwise the the fork dives when braking and it go to low in stroke and it becomes hard/hars instead

And 310-320oil for Enduro ( Mx about 340 because  if you have  more oil  and soft compression  clickers 5 out fom stock become hard when the forks come down much but you want go use as much travel as possible without bottoming  Same on  rebound

In rear i go high speed approx 1turn out. Dependz on track. And about 4-5 clicks out in low speed and same at rebound. 

Thats where i stsrt and udjust depends on trails/enduro

 

Edited July 11, 2018 by skorpan777

[Bernie Nottelling]

we went as low as 28psi (cold) with 40ml less oil, with 90kilo rider

[gscx]

You should try a couple of clicks in on rebound. They should settle when you find the sweet spot

[theDogger]

Do you want to re-valve it? Thats what you really need to do...let me know I can help out!

 

-theDogger

[Jbe199]

Do you want to re-valve it? Thats what you really need to do...let me know I can help out!
 
-theDogger

I appreciate it man but I ended up just selling it and getting a 250fx instead