QfactorSV
07-08-2005, 12:58 PM
I got my hands on a free 04 gsxr600 rear shock that i planned on putting on the sv. Now i know it is the wrong spring rate for me (175Lbs)
Should i not even bother with this one? or still install as it may be an upgrade from the stock one?
I am still a bit confused about what fits and what is right/wrong when it comes to 1st gen or 2nd gen shocks.
a little enlightenment from the 1st gen forum would be welcome.
thanks
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jarelj
07-08-2005, 01:09 PM
We'll give you a $50 exchange credit if you decide to upgrade to a rebuilt one with correct spring and valving for you. The 425# spring on that one will be way too light for you. If you can't get good sag, nothing else matters with the shock since it will not be operating in the meat of the travel.
QfactorSV
07-08-2005, 02:17 PM
what would be the cheapest alterntive considering i'd like to raise the rear of the bike for faster turn-in?
should i go with a 03 lenght shock, or an 02 w/ shorter dogbones?
thanks for the tips
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JaredMcDonley
07-08-2005, 03:26 PM
Word on the street is that giving it to me would really help your turn-in speeds!
For real!
DucOwner
07-08-2005, 07:06 PM
We make the GSXR shocks longer and we have varied length dog bones. What is it you want to do? You can upgrade your shock for a couple hundred dollars after trade-in and I'll make it Gen1 or Gen 2 length if you like. Up to you.
QfactorSV
07-11-2005, 10:47 AM
well, i already have the short dogbones, so maybe i should get regular length (1st gen).
Let me check out the website for options.
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QfactorSV
07-11-2005, 10:48 AM
Word on the street is that giving it to me would really help your turn-in speeds!
For real!
word on the street is you should get -1 post count for this. you cheap load! :twisted: :twisted:
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