does it matter witch way the shocks are on the car should the shock bodie be up (YELLOW) .40/20 the other way would give me more room. the coil is hitting the frame giving no travel/ or should i get longer pinch clamps?any one going to mercer sat with a 1000 starter for sale?also i stil need a boost sensore, i got my clamps and spacer thanks to bruce E.ran the down the road looks like we might make it
shocks and gsxr starter 1000
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Posts: 4 (06/26/08 09:11 PM) |
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Hyperphil |
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Posts: 119 (06/27/08 07:54 AM) |
It does not matter....some folks like to run the body down to keep the weight as low as possible.....It will still react the same on compression and
rebound..Keep in mind as you change the angle by using different pinch clamps you will change the shock and spring rate, ie. more angle softer feel, the more
vertical the stiffer the feel....I have several gsxr 1000 sensors if you have a part number let me know...........hope this helps, Phil
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Posts: 993 (06/29/08 10:03 AM) |
Personal preferance on wich way to mount them. I put them so i can get to the adjusters the easyest way. with my new front end there at the bottom.
44
"Smok'in the competition NOT Tobacco"
"Transplant organs, Don't bury them!" Not to be confused with dwarf44, 44 or Buck44 |
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justfreaky |
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Posts: 136 (06/29/08 07:19 PM) |
The shock doesn't care if it's standing on it's head.
As stated; It does make for easier adjustment. Steve |
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