Santhuff Aluminum Body Double Adjustable / Rear Shock Adjustment Procedure
- Set shock in vertical position.
- Turn rebound adjuster (aluminum eye w/window) clockwise until it stops.
- Turn rebound adjuster 12 windows counter-clockwise.
- Turn bump adjuster hex knob clockwise until stops.
- Turn bump adjuster hex knob counter-clockwise 10 clicks.
- Stroke shock 5 or 6 times to be able to prime the valving to avoid cavitation (After laying horizontal the fluid is displaced).
- Turn rebound adjuster clockwise until it stops again. The shock is then at it's full firm rebound (extension) position.
- Turn bump adjuster hex knob clockwise until it stops. The shocks bump adjuster is then at it's full firm (compression) position also.
- Do not turn the rebound adjuster more than 20 windows (O-ring damage could occur).
- The bump adjuster hex knob can only be turned out to it's limitation of 12 clicks counterclockwise.
Baseline Setting for Aluminum Body Rear Shocks:
The following adjustments are based with all sweeps or clicks starting from a full tight adjustment (clockwise) position. All Rear shock baselines are with an IC of about 46"-48" long and 6"-8" high. Extra long, short or low IC will not react the same.
| Cars Horsepower | Rebound (On Top) | Bump (On Bottom) |
|
| 3000 HP | 3 sweeps out | 7 clicks out |
| 2500 HP | 4 sweeps out | 8 clicks out |
| 2000 HP | 5 sweeps out | 9 clicks out |
| 1500 HP | 6 sweeps out | 10 clicks out |
| 1000 HP | 7 sweeps out | 11 clicks out |
| 500 HP | 8 sweeps out | 12 clicks out |
Printed from http://www.santhuffshocks.com
Santhuff Engineering
12886 County Road 1394
Sinton, Texas 78387
361-364-3169