gtsum2 does your le sag in the rear. mine the rear is lower than the front.
A little, but there should usually be a little rake in the setup for proper handling. If you get the rake right, and the amount of sag right, you will have good handling (Elka usually recommends a slight rake with front being a bit higher than rear...no more than 3/4 inch or so...and about 25%-30% sag..thats how I had my Elkas on my Brute setup and what I am looking for on on this one)....
That being said, I have 200 miles on it now and the suspension has certainly worn in a bit...I lost some ground clearance and started bottoming out a good bit at Hatfield 2 weeks ago so I increased preload front and rear 2 full turns. Next time I ride it hard I will need to see if I need to increase the rear preload some more.
I messed with the compression a bit, and it certainly stiffens it up with a few clicks...I think my fronts are 11 clicks out from full soft in the front and 6 clicks out from full soft in rear....I have a feeling I will need to increase compression in the rear (I had to reset them as I got the number of clicks messed up while on the trail) during the next ride.