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Begin with adjusting the vertical arm dampener to its softest position. This is where the
dampener provides the least force. This is done by turning the knob (1) on the dampener.
(drawing 7)
Let the system hang freely on the Hybris Shock Absorber and look at the boom angle of the
shock absorber.
If the shock absorber is booming up that means that the springs are adjusted to strong and
you will need to release some tension. Unscrew the knob on the dampener until the Hybris
floats in horizontal position.
If the shock absorber, on the opposite, is booming down you need to tension the spring
knob. Tension it until the Hybris is horizontal. (drawing 6)
At this point, push the arm to its lowest and highest, most boomed down and up position,
and make sure the rig can't touch the ground or top.
Keep in mind that in very uneven terrain, there may be bumps sticking up, so make sure to
have proper clearance based on your conditions.
To change springs – release 4 screws – put the required springs and close screws.
Spring white marked
Spring blue marked
Spring black marked
Spring red marked
Spring adjustments:
drawing 6
1 - 9 kg / 2 – 20 lbs
8 - 16 kg / 18 – 35 lbs
15 - 24 kg / 33 – 53 lbs
24 - 40 kg / 53 – 88 lbs
1
drawing 7
drawing 8
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