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gotjeepzj
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I want to lower the bike and was checking out all options including shorter shocks, lowering blocks, and shortening the stock shocks.
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Is it possible to diassemble an L model shock to make it shorter?
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Detman101
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gotjeepzj said:
Sure, you can just install smaller/shorter shocks.
I do not advocate cutting coils on any shock.
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gotjeepzj
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Detman101 said:
I wouldn't cut the coils. i'd heat it tiil it dropped.
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tracy borchert
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Lowering blocks were my choice only because you can remove them if you want. They are very easy to take off, so you can reverse the mod without any permanent damage to the rear suspension.
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Lowering blocks were my choice only because you can remove them if you want. They are very easy to take off, so you can reverse the mod without any permanent damage to the rear suspension.
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gotjeepzj
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I'm worried about clearence issues with the blocks and the rear disc set up
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tracy borchert
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I don't know if you would have any issues, I wouldn't think so. Can you post some pics? Here's what mine looks like.:?gotjeepzj said:
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gotjeepzj
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I didn't buy them yet, but I looked at your pics before for inspiration. Damn nice bike. You have a rear drum. From looking at your bike it looks like the coil would hit the rear caliber.
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tracy borchert
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I posted some closer pics of my lowering blocks on another thread on here,I'll try and find it and repost them for a better look. Thanks I like too!gotjeepzj said:
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tracy borchert
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here's some pics, kind of small I'll try to get bigger ones later.:-stracy borchert said:
