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Bob Denman
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Waiting to hear what she thinks... :bbq::bbq: :thumbup:
MidLifeCrisis
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The difference on a 2010 RT was huge. I'm sure it'll be even better with 400 lbs less weight. 
MikeinGA
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The black coil springs make it look great. I installed 2012 RT shocks on my 2011 RS-S. I had them up to setting #5 and it made the suspension to stiff. I'm down to setting #3 for overall riding, setting #4 for full load traveling and tight turning mountain riding. Didn't try setting #1 and setting #2 was like my old RS-S shocks. I also have a BajaRon anti-sway bar and that keep the body roll down.
shooter
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UPDATE;
Wife just returned after a two hour ride. She stated what an vast improvement, no more swaying and bounce movement as before. Totally different ride now.
Other changes made;
Front shocks set to #3
Rear shock set to #4
Front PSI @ 20
Rear PSI @ 30
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