50s BRotherhood #1
Well-Known Member
yes thats wat i am going for. it is fairly soft at the moment but i will make it harder as i think it will bottom out hitting these jumps we ride
it isnt even that straight up. the 2nd photo makes it look vertical because i took in inline with the shock. i know having the shock more vertical has put more pressure on the mounts but that is the only way i can mount this rear shock. the spring hit of the frame using the original mount hole befroe. if this breaks i will be stripping it back down, cutting the rear mount off anf making a new billet sohck mount from scratch. we'll see what happens
They fit, just takes a pit of man power lol. i no from experience.
hit a wall today fellas . put the spacers in the swingarm and bolted her on. fits perfect. but when i went to mount my rear shock it hits on the frame . ut these things can be fixed so i am going to modify my top mount for more clearance and my rear shock will fit. thank god my dad is an engineer
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