Rear shock question

[veselym]

so I have been riding on the new podium with a stock linkage for the past month and a half...I have done a bunch of adjusting and I thought it was perfect

there is this step up table on the track that has a take off about 4 feet from the lip...you could say it is a really short take off so you better pin it or not try it at all

I tried it in 4th gear about half throttle and my rear tires just nicked the lip and it caused me to nose dive bad...I have adjusted the rebound down a lot but since I only weigh 115lbs, do I need to do something different?

I have noticed that when they let the track go and not groom it for the winter, I can't keep my ass end down and lose a ton of traction

question is what can I do to get the shock dialed in, I also set the sag pretty low because it had no movement when I sat on it due to my weight

[eagertorace]

get a different linkage and revalve your shock to the linkage

[trxxx250r]

Check the "rake" angle on your sag. The more rake front to back the more traction you will get. If your rake is only say a 1/4 inch then increase it to 1/2 or so and see how that works. With your light weight it will make a big difference. Also, it's not always a fast rebound that will kick your rear end, if your low/high speed compression damping is to tight it can kick you as well. In the situation you are explaining, more likely your low speed...