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The "Gyro bounce"...

Posted by tketcham (A) on December 6, 2014 at 04:57:25

In Reply to: RE: Success! Lightweight acrylic plate for Gyro SE... posted by Roastaman on December 5, 2014 at 23:04:04:

I could level the chassis by raising the spring(s) but the "Gyro bounce" was difficult to get right and I never felt like it was what it should be. After discovering that the chassis wasn't balanced correctly it made sense that I couldn't get the suspension adjusted right. Now that the chassis is balanced, getting the "Gyro bounce" is easy. Took just a few tries and the chassis has a good sustained piston bounce. I could probably spend more time and fine tune it but for now it's the best its been.

I originally thought it was the springs at fault and ordered up a set of new springs. But after installing them the balancing problem was still there so I knew there was something else going on. I don't regret buying the springs too much because I now have a set of spares for the long haul.

Regards,
Tom

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