TIM LUTZ Posted July 27, 2012 Report Posted July 27, 2012 I am told that the rear shock spring is a bit stiffer on a early Shee, say a 1990 or so, than the one on my 1999. If so, anyone got an extra cause at 230 lbs she's sagging a little. Quote
So Cal Suspension Posted July 27, 2012 Report Posted July 27, 2012 That was a rumor that went around, that I have been unable to verify. All springs that I get test at ~5.31kg/mm. 5.4 kg/mm is what they are rated for from the factory. 5.4 kg/mm works out to be about a 300lb/in spring. If I was building your shock, I would run a 450lb/in spring, or roughly an 8.1 kg/mm. Quote
zekibanshee Posted August 9, 2012 Report Posted August 9, 2012 Im at 280 what is the best rate you recomend for me if you were to rebuild my rear shock I would like the stiffest you can get your hands on Quote
So Cal Suspension Posted August 9, 2012 Report Posted August 9, 2012 Im at 280 what is the best rate you recomend for me if you were to rebuild my rear shock I would like the stiffest you can get your hands on No you don't. I can get rear springs all the way up to 1300lbs. It would depend on the type of riding you do, but probably an 8.9. Quote
Bdstalls40 Posted August 10, 2012 Report Posted August 10, 2012 Hey can u get springs for tcs triple rates? I believe they are the same as custom axis. I am in need of heavier springs. Quote
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