Suzuki Quadracer HQ
LT250R Quadracer => LT250R - General Discussion => Topic started by: Sublunacy on February 22, 2013, 05:17:22 pm
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they might be stage 3 or 4,the new 2 dont come with adjustments.
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I would just rebuild them as well, but if your set on getting the fox shocks and end up selling those let me know.
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Yea they be worth getting rebuilt.Not bad looking shocks.Major improvement over stock shocks
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These came with my 4 wheeler. Looks like old very very worn out Elka's. stage2 perhaps.
-External rebound adjustment on the top 1-7
-progressive wound springs I see
- blown blown blown :)
(http://i45.tinypic.com/2n8zuhi.jpg)
They look pretty good mounted on the bike. They are the stock length aswell wich I am perfectly happy with.
I understand that old springs can be stress relieved and annealed if put in the oven at 400 degree's F for 1 1/2 hours. I think it works for annealing and stress relief of most steels. I would only have to look in my Manufacturing University Text book to confirm this. It talks specifically about the springs however.
I am wondering if it is worth 200 to 400 dollars to rebuild these at Elka Quebec? Im a little pissed right now because the front shocks I really want are out of my price league now. These shocks are worth nothing the way they sit.
What I really want is Fox float R's
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I guess im going to doctor Elka with all 3 shocks. Is that the best thing to do? $85.00 each plus parts.