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Re: Front Shocks
« Reply #25 on: March 13, 2015, 11:26:06 am »
You're comparison to mine although probably true is slightly different seeing how mine was professionally rebuilt. But, I do agree with you on many aspects. Hobbies are expensive, why spend more than you have to on making something more than efficient?

Its almost like saying. Hey, I bought my Works shocks brand new never been used for $700 and another guy saying... Hey, I bought these used Works shocks that were used only a couple times and spent $250 and arguing that the $700 are 3x as good.

Money is not what makes a quad good, however in many cases you get what you pay for.

Anything based from China generally has a horrible reputation yes. Can anything be rebuilt to fix exceptions and exceed expectations? Absolutely.

By GOD if you say FFS one more time I am 100% convinced you have PMS.

If you do a quick search for people that have used these shocks and had them rebuilt. There are many similar posts to mine; however, weight of quad and rider seems to matter a lot on these shocks. People out there are getting good results though.

For the record these shocks are RFY. Not GFY shocks. I would not have even attempted trying these shocks if I didn't have a dependable and reliable source for a rebuild, nor would I ever use these stock. They seem to have very inconsistent stock builds.

 

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