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The less travel you have from rest to bottomed out, the stiffer the shock valving needs to be. That helps slow the compression motion down before it bottoms.

Similarly, if you have a higher spring rate than stock, the springs really try to push back (think pogo stick), so increased rebound damping is necessary to compensate for that.

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