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19-10-09, 11:19 AM
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Lowering kits
Hi folks
As far as I know my bike has had the zx10 rear shock mod, it is defiantly a Kawasaki set up…. this appears to have jacked the rear end up some. Is this a common issue with this mod? I would prefer a more neutral set up and have tried bringing the rear end down a little by adjusting the shock but would prefer another option if possible…such as dog bones, any ideas? Monki |
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19-10-09, 11:39 AM
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Re: Lowering kits
No ZX10R shock will (if anything) will lower the ride height a small amount. If the rear has been jacked up then that is most likely by shorter dog-bones. However, first of all check that the forks have not been dropped in the yokes and that makes it feel like the rear is jacked up.
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