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Message: [QUOTE="NotStock, post: 695432, member: 862"] Yes but no. Yes, letting some air out may increase your ride quality but if it does, its just pointing the finger at the real problem. Reducing the charge below the recommended pressure level of whatever shocks you have may prematurely wear and or damage the seals/valves/etc. Most nitrogen charged shocks are designed to work with a 150ish psi charge. Typically though, if you have the ability to add/reduce the charge, they can be revalved and setup properly for you application. [/QUOTE]

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