I have the Old man emu hd setup, after wheeling or flexing the on road ride seems like it's a lot smoother than before I flexed it! And no it's not because of the bumps off road... I wheel really slow. Seems like the ride gets stiffer the longer the time between wheeling? Maybe my jeeps telling me to go wheeling more often? Has anyone else noticed this?

 

I can agree to an extent. I have those days on the trail where the jeep gets a Tai Bo class of flex and JK excercise. Sometimes the lights in the dash tell me she has had enough for the day

 

I have noticed this, and a few of my friends did also!! My 1 friends tj had a crooked steering wheel and a slight pull on the ride to rausch creek.. After the day, on the ride home he said wheel was straight and it drove straight as an arrow!!! I have no idea why.. I've noticed it on my jk also.
Like u said makes ya wanna wheel more!!!!!!

Maybe someone else can explain this phenomon.

 

I notice this too but mostly after it has been on a lift or jackstands having work done to it. Very odd.

Also, if I say take the track bar out and reinstall it, same thing. Smooth ride for awhile.

 

Could it be because your body get bounced around a bit more off roading and when you hit a pot hole or speed bump it no longer competes? So you think the jeep feels smoother??? Hmmm sounds like a science project!

 

Say I hit a pothole or railroad tracks before wheeling. I go wheeling, then the next day hit said pothole/tracks. It is def smoother after the suspension is "stretched out". It's just something that I noticed...

 

damn. you guys must off road a lot to see these differences. because i dont. then again, i don't off road as much as most of you and the weather here, if that has anything to do with it, is really calm.

 

Sounds like the springs rotate in their seats and need to resettle

 

Send it to mythbusters. They have the money to experiment

 

:brows man!)