Reply to "Shocks"

George PAdmin.

Mike,

The stock spring rates are about 235# per inch on the front & about 355# per inch out back. What the vendors sell is approx 400# per inch up front & aprox 500# to 700# per inch in the rear. The new shock/springs assemblies ride BETTER than the oem stuff. You have to think of the shock & spring as an assembly, I would not advise running old springs with modern gas shocks. The vendors HAVE done their homework. My advice would be don't stress yourself out over something that has already been engineered for you.

I agree, if you want to fiddle with adjustments, the series 30 Koni is not the shock to buy.

your friend on the PIBB, George

8/1/059:28 PM

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