Looking for a NON Adjustable Shock to go with BMR Springs
09-28-2007, 06:16 PM
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Looking for a NON Adjustable Shock to go with BMR Springs Like the title says. Looking for a set of shocks that will perfectly match the BMR springs. I've gotten a lot of suggestions on different adjustable shocks, but I know for a fact I would have no need for it. Right now it's a daily driver and I plan on it being a weekend cruiser in 5 months. So, NON-adjustable would be a lot easier on me and my wallet as well. Hoping Mr. Strano gets in on this because I've heard great things about his site and would love to buy from him.
Tubular LCA's, Adjustable Pan hard bar, and SFC's will be going on at the same time as well.
Tubular LCA's, Adjustable Pan hard bar, and SFC's will be going on at the same time as well.
09-28-2007, 08:46 PM
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Strano revalves
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adjustable doesnt have to be difficult... take a guess when you install them, then maybe make one or two adjustments after that and never mess with them again. and then if you decide to change springs later, you dont have to change shocks again. which is easier on your wallet then.
How do you know you'll like those springs? How do you know you'll like the shock valving you end up with? You just sort of have to leave it up to someone else. Theres no such thing as a "perfect" match... whats perfect for you wont be perfect for someone else or whats perfect to the person who decided what valving to go with on the shocks.
Also, just a tip on your LCA purchase, make sure they have the ability to twist. like on a poly/rod combo so that they dont cause bind.
but
adjustable doesnt have to be difficult... take a guess when you install them, then maybe make one or two adjustments after that and never mess with them again. and then if you decide to change springs later, you dont have to change shocks again. which is easier on your wallet then.
How do you know you'll like those springs? How do you know you'll like the shock valving you end up with? You just sort of have to leave it up to someone else. Theres no such thing as a "perfect" match... whats perfect for you wont be perfect for someone else or whats perfect to the person who decided what valving to go with on the shocks.
Also, just a tip on your LCA purchase, make sure they have the ability to twist. like on a poly/rod combo so that they dont cause bind.
