Marvin shaw

[race-a-holic]

I was told it was for a banshee.I bought it before I measured to see what I needed.Please measure to see if it's what you need before you buy it.It measures 11 1/2 inches.I have $185 invested.Make an offer and please keep it reasonable.

[race-a-holic]

If I don't get really close to what I have invested,it's ebay bound.Would rather sell here though.

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160 shipped ? let me know paypals here ima go measure and see if its the size i need .

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few questions about marvin shaws , i never used them or understanded how they worked. How do you increase the stiffness of the shock and is it 11 1/2 at the max setting ? Is it possible to do without the shock linkage with this shock because that is what i have planned

[race-a-holic]

This will be the first year I've used them too.I was told it was for a no link,but it's too short for the swingarm I had built.All that should matter is if it's long enough.Might need someone elses opinion though.I actually don't know much about them.Just that alot of the drag racers use them.

[smkmupbanshee]

few questions about marvin shaws , i never used them or understanded how they worked. How do you increase the stiffness of the shock and is it 11 1/2  at the max setting ?          Is it possible to do without the shock linkage with this shock because that is what i have planned

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The stiffness is adjust by adding/removeing the nitrogen.

[race-a-holic]

Thanks for the info.

[JT5543]

Yeah the stiffness is controlled by the amount of nitrogen inside. The rebound is controlled by the internal valving (washer) which is pretty easy to modify if needed. The no link / link does not matter as long as the length is correct. They are real good shocks IMO.