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Lowering the shocks

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by tsmith, Aug 23, 2010.

  1. tsmith

    tsmith Member

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    So just wondering if you guys know if its a specific tool or what can you use to lower the shocks. mine are set in the middle. But I want to lower them all the way the stock ones will go
     
  2. pauluminous

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    Not real sure but it seems what u'r refering to is just to set the travel of the springs. It will not lower anything it will only give ur spring more travel resulting a softer ride, too soft if it's just you, you'll be bouncing all over at the slightest bump.
    Btw put ur bike in ur signature so we know what bike ur talking about.
     
  3. TIMEtoRIDE

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    The correct tool is a simple bar with a slight curve and a little hook at the tip. You could use a big Vice-Grip or pipe wrench and a rag, or just Man-up and grab it with both hands, pull and turn.
     

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