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got my 01 venture from a big dude. 300 lbs. He had about 80 psi in the rear shock so i lowered pressure to 35psi. Now she bounces. Bad shock?

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Bob may be right but 80 PSI far exceeds the maximum pressure for the shock. I think they are rated at 57 PSI max. It may well be damaged.
Well, I DID say not necessarily, inferring it may or may not be bad...
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Hey I'll back Bob up here. Try it at lower pressures and see what it does. Stranger things have happened!! I would try it about 40-50 and see what happens. But more than likely went it

to that Great Shockyard in the Sky.....:backinmyday: I need Sleep!!! GOOD LUCK!!:backinmyday:

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I was adjusting sir pressure front and rear. I am 240 lbs and found that 10 lbs in rear and 5 psi in fronts works great for handling and ride quality for me....not bouncy at all. More comfortable than when the rear was atb30-40 psi.

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At 300 lbs I would run 45 psi in the shock 50 psi with 2 up pulling the trailer.

As freebird said these are rated for so much psi . The Dealer told me 60 any more can damage to shock

Look at the base of the shock to see if there is any oil. That would tell ya the shock has failed

Last year when my shock finally failed. It went from a wavy bottom out feeling to like riding a Pogo stick

When the shock on my RSTD failed . pushing down on the rear of the it had a slow return

 

Hope that helps ya.

 

I went with a Hagon shock . The install is easy .Don't follow the direction in the Venture repair manual.

There is a write up on here someplace with the easy way, Very easy

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