Shock Adjustments ??
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I noticed the part number is the same for all models so they may not screw up this time...
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Bill
#14
The shock spanners are all basically the same,mine is a PS one..I have standard SB shocks and to adjust them harder you turn them clockwise if your looking at the bike from the rear.I carry a passenger most of the time and have them set on setting 4..think theres 5 settings.If you use the spanner carefully it won't mark the chrome but if your worried just put a rag between the spanner and the shock.
Regards sumpnut
Regards sumpnut
#15
I was worried about the same thing. Just be careful with it and it won't hurt anything. I used one on my old stock shocks and on my new progressives and never got a scratch.
#16
The shock spanners are all basically the same,mine is a PS one..I have standard SB shocks and to adjust them harder you turn them clockwise if your looking at the bike from the rear.I carry a passenger most of the time and have them set on setting 4..think theres 5 settings.If you use the spanner carefully it won't mark the chrome but if your worried just put a rag between the spanner and the shock.
Regards sumpnut
Regards sumpnut
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#19
Just did mine the other night. As you face the bike, turn the collar on the bottom of the shock from right to left, to increase the preload. Used a "C" shaped spanner meant to adjust the shocks on a Sportster, and it worked fine. Looks like it came through from the factory on the lowest preload setting.
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