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28 Jun 2024 08:11 #901450 by Wookie58
Replied by Wookie58 on topic KZ1000 is op rear shock mounts

I think your original plan will work you just may need to stiffen up the shock preload a bit. In my case the shocks I was using worked with the longer swing arm but I had to adjust the preload to it's stiffest setting. When I switched to the KZP shocks it was too stiff so I lowered the setting and they work great. I still have two more softer settings left. 
As I see it KHI used stiffer springs to compensate for the steeper angle and longer swing arm while keeping the 14" shocks. 
It worked for me.   
Steve
I guess the "P" spring rates are probably stiffer to carry all the "cop stuff" in the luggage

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28 Jun 2024 10:01 #901456 by SWest
Replied by SWest on topic KZ1000 is op rear shock mounts
You bet, all the weapons, ammo, radio equip, radar, tactical gear you name it but I suspect all the J model frames are the same way. I'm impressed with the frame, the forks and rear end. I just wonder why they still had that wobble problem. I don't anymore.  
Steve

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