Thicker fluid creates more heat which causes differences from hot n cold suspension and increased chances of breaking down. All of that causes inconsistancy

The slam and sit at bottom that Racetech does is ridiculous in my opinion.
Just as ridiculous as someone saying try solid front forks.. With no suspension.

we arent running 20 laps at a race track so our fluid doesnt get near the amount of use a race bike would , i have never had a problem with inconsistency in my forks even when doing stoppie after stoppie after stoppie , i think even with good brake fluid your brakes would heat up and act funny long before your fork oil would ..

nothing wrong with running thicker fluid

it allows you to have a nice slow rebound and gives you more adjustment on your preload , the more you tighten down your preload the less effective your rebound settings are so a thicker fluid lets your rebound work even with a tight preload setting ..

another little trick is to adjust your air gap , it gives you the same effect as changing your spring rate with out needing to revalve your forks , air compresses oil doesnt so making the air gap a little smaller is like getting a stiffer spring and making the air gap bigger is like having a softer spring ..

after market springs usually completely negate your rebound settings unless you revalve so a slight air gap adjustment gives you the same effect as a rate change but doesnt adversely effect your rebound..

why are you quoting me? I have no idea what you are talking about but it sounds like you want an argument

if i want an argument with you i will call you

i was just quoting you because it seemed like you were agreeing with the thicker fluid comment and i really believe it's more of a sales pitch than an actually reason ..

any way i have to drop off some cages at the post office so i cant stay and argue but if your in a bad mood and want to yell at me you got my cell #

Sending my forks to race tech......they build the best shit!!
I like for my forks to plant and stay there, no rebound or any other crap. I like them to slam down and sit lolol

if i want an argument with you i will call you

i was just quoting you because it seemed like you were agreeing with the thicker fluid comment and i really believe it's more of a sales pitch than an actually reason ..

any way i have to drop off some cages at the post office so i cant stay and argue but if your in a bad mood and want to yell at me you got my cell #

now when u have it sit like that how hard is it on the forks when u stall the bike and shit like that comin down hard

Thicker fluid creates more heat which causes differences from hot n cold suspension and increased chances of breaking down. All of that causes inconsistancy

The slam and sit at bottom that Racetech does is ridiculous in my opinion.
Just as ridiculous as someone saying try solid front forks.. With no suspension.