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Anyone know of a way to allow the lower rear shock mount to (more) freely rotate, in a NASA legal way (i.e. no modding the shock)?
I suppose a lower torque when tightening would do it, but looking for something more secure than that.
I use a longer bolt with a nylon lock nut. Then I just snug it up (unbolt the top of the shock from the frame to check for rotation). I drilled a small hole just behind the nut to put in a cotter pin. Works great.
I use a longer bolt with a nylon lock nut. Then I just snug it up (unbolt the top of the shock from the frame to check for rotation). I drilled a small hole just behind the nut to put in a cotter pin. Works great.
I use a longer bolt with a nylon lock nut. Then I just snug it up (unbolt the top of the shock from the frame to check for rotation). I drilled a small hole just behind the nut to put in a cotter pin. Works great.
Giving away all his secrets for free must be Christmas or something
12-22-2011, 05:36 PM
Lower Rear shock mount - free rotation?
