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You guys think it will make much of a difference if I just change the fork oil first and do springs and stuff later?
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Hold mah beer!
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It would only take an hour or less. Get a hand-pump so you don't have to take the forks out. Yeah, you won't get all of it out that way, but so what. Last edited by Homeslice; 03-23-2010 at 12:40 PM.. |
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Forks need to be completely extended. If u don't have a front stand, throw a cinch strap over a ceiling beam in your garage and loop it around your triple clamp. Also pull on the forks, otherwise they won't fully extend.
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I have an SW Motech center stand and I put a jack under the engine up front to get the front off the ground. Thanks though
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Be careful when you unscrew the caps, they'll still have a little bit of spring pressure on them.
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"You'll shoot your eye out!"
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Just ordered my springs and fluid from Sonic Springs
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Thats the one I want! WAAAHHHH
Way back when there was a place that if you gave them a rear shock they would respring it or something....Its been a few years and I can't remember the company and have lost any documentation. I think it ran me about $300. Any ideas? It wasn't racetech... |
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