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I turned mind all the way out and then took some while paint and made a mark at the bottom of both shocks.
That way I know if I turned the left one 3 turns I needed to turn the right one 3 turns.
I've since swapped them out with the Progressive 422 RAPs so now when I make an adjustment all I have to do is turn a **** by my left passenger foot board.
I highly recommend the 422 RAPS.
But to answer your question again; yes the housing turns.
Thanks for Advice was not sure if I was doing something wrong my preload is adjusted to the heaviest I think it is time to replace them again thank you
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