YZ465 fork racetech emulator tuning

[smed]

Anybody put a set in there forks? I have used 20wt oil at 120mm as recommended,the yellow emulator spring at 3 turns & the recommended fork springs to suit my weight with 5mm preload.

I have not ridden with them yet but bouncing on them in the workshop they seem to be stiff as shit ,
 I am going to ride it to really know for sure how they perform before pulling them apart to adjust the valves & perhaps fit the lighter blue spring.
Anyone have any tuning tips for me,thanks

[Graham]

Anybody put a set in there forks? I have used 20wt oil at 120mm as recommended,the yellow emulator spring at 3 turns & the recommended fork springs to suit my weight with 5mm preload.

I have not ridden with them yet but bouncing on them in the workshop they seem to be stiff as shit ,
 I am going to ride it to really know for sure how they perform before pulling them apart to adjust the valves & perhaps fit the lighter blue spring.
Anyone have any tuning tips for me,thanks

Oil weights to heavy try 5w

[YZAT252]

Changing the preload by adjusting the turns on the emulators adjust compression, I believe lighter oil may help but supposedly only affects the rebound. I have a set in my 250 and have the lighter blue springs and 15w oil and they are still quite firm. I guess you just have to keep trying small adjustments one at a time, I rode at Harrisville on the weekend and it was pretty good but rough tracks or sections I find it too stiff and hard to hang on. I hope Echo Valley is similar to Harrisville....

[kim80y]

From memory,,You can put another 2 holes in the body f the valve, they are marked to be drilled, this helps wit hthe first part of the stroke and rough stuff. I went light spring, holes drilled and 5w oil, after alot of tuning.

Cheers
Kim