Does this look right? 28" tall tire @ stock height
04-29-2011, 02:18 PM
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Does this look right? 28" tall tire @ stock height I just got done doing the BFH mod to fit my M&H DRs that are 28" tall. I loaded the suspension(stock springs) and it seems like theres alot of wheel gap, is this normal?
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05-01-2011, 08:34 AM
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Lower it SLOWLY to the ground and stick your head under their to see if it's rubbing anywhere BEFORE your drive. You'll prolly have to retouch up the fronts of the rear wheel wells. I had my rears off and on about 3 times using a paint marker to see if it was rubbing anywhere.
05-01-2011, 09:18 AM
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Jack stand was under the car but wasnt on anything lol. I knew someone would notice that! I figured putting the jack under the rear and jacking it up to the point it lifted it off the frame would be the same as putting it on the ground. I did a little more BFH and bolted the wheels up and lowered it on the ground, it looks alot better now.
05-01-2011, 10:45 AM
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Jack stand was under the car but wasnt on anything lol. I knew someone would notice that! I figured putting the jack under the rear and jacking it up to the point it lifted it off the frame would be the same as putting it on the ground. I did a little more BFH and bolted the wheels up and lowered it on the ground, it looks alot better now.
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Sorry for the bad positioning but my bike is in the way and I was to lazy to move it lol Id say it went down about an inch.
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05-01-2011, 12:34 PM
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Itll have to wait til the rest of the motor is together :p
Im wondering if I used too thick of a hose when I did the hose mod and its binding on the spring mount. Ill get under it later and check it out.
Im wondering if I used too thick of a hose when I did the hose mod and its binding on the spring mount. Ill get under it later and check it out.