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Lower rear shocks on a shaft drive Q?
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07 Jun 2011 12:35 - 07 Jun 2011 12:36 #455920
by RetroRiceRocketRider
Covina, So Calif!
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Replied by RetroRiceRocketRider on topic Lower rear shocks on a shaft drive Q?
That will all depend on just how far you're planning on lowering the rear shocks.
Lowering up to about 3" should be fine. Anything beyond that and it might extend the shaft / swingarm assy to it's max travel and cause damage (leaks, stripped studs, etc), not to mention the rear tire rubbing on the inner rear fender = $$$
Lowering up to about 3" should be fine. Anything beyond that and it might extend the shaft / swingarm assy to it's max travel and cause damage (leaks, stripped studs, etc), not to mention the rear tire rubbing on the inner rear fender = $$$
78 KZ650-B2 = SOLD
84 ZN700 LTD = SOLD
84 ZX750 GPz = SOLD
89 GSX1100F Katana = SLEEPING
20 VN1700 Vulcan Vaquero (the Blue Cowboy)
Looking for my next project KZ
Last edit: 07 Jun 2011 12:36 by RetroRiceRocketRider.
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