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About LinkBacksI received my shock in the mail last week and would like to get it ready be put on the bike. I was curious on what specifically i need to mill down or modify in order for it to fit without having to hammer it on and possibly tweak something. Any info/pics would be a great help, thanks.
Fitting '05 636 Shock
This is a discussion on Fitting '05 636 Shock within the General Z1000/Z750 forums, part of the Kawasaki Z1000, Ninja 1000, Z750 & Z-750S category; I received my shock in the mail last week and would like to get it ready be put on the bike. I was curious on ...
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Thread: Fitting '05 636 Shock
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11-12-05, 12:44 AM #1Rising Star
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Fitting '05 636 Shock
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11-12-05, 11:36 AM #2Up-And Comer
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take a 4 1/2 grinder and make about 4 light passes over both sides of the forked end. that is all it takes.
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11-13-05, 12:25 AM #3Supreme Being
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Mods Required: The '05 636 shock will NOT directly bolt in. The lower legs on the 636 shock are 2mm closer together, and there is a spacer inside the shock linkage which will not fit into it. Need to have 1mm milled out of the inside of each shock leg to get it to bolt in.- Brent
'03 Z1000, gone as of 17 Oct 2011 :/
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