Kawasaki Shock Spring Compressor at Rebecca Perez blog

Kawasaki Shock Spring Compressor. Adapter plates adjust to fit. Includes adapters for both clevis and eyelet type shocks. So here's how to swap out your shock spring. Install lower spring with logo facing. Just replaced the ‘tenders’ on my 23 trail edition with rcor a couple months ago. Add a spring compressor to the mix (as well as a 17mm socket to unfasten the shock bolts) and you’ll have your new springs on in no time! Allows foe easy removal of springs. I followed the rcor youtube video and changed. Hd springs are great for work machines, but if you find yourself riding primarily for recreation, some aftermarket kawasaki mule shocks will likely suit you well. I just finished rebuilding the rear shock and putting in a top gun spring on my 2002 and it's working perfectly (as well as a stock klr shock can anyway). Socket wrench, various sockets, specifically 14 mm, 17 mm, 8 mm, 5mm allen wrench. Spring compressor for shock absorbers. 2 spring hooks hold springs secure while compressing the springs. From memory, here's the tools you'll need: The spring compressor i bought off ebay worked like a charm to make the install a breeze, with one minor glitch.

Socket wrench, various sockets, specifically 14 mm, 17 mm, 8 mm, 5mm allen wrench. Includes adapters for both clevis and eyelet type shocks. The spring compressor i bought off ebay worked like a charm to make the install a breeze, with one minor glitch. I just finished rebuilding the rear shock and putting in a top gun spring on my 2002 and it's working perfectly (as well as a stock klr shock can anyway). Adapter plates adjust to fit. Install the long end of the spring divider down towards the crossover (towards the shock). Allows foe easy removal of springs. 2 spring hooks hold springs secure while compressing the springs. From memory, here's the tools you'll need: Install lower spring with logo facing.

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Kawasaki Shock Spring Compressor Includes adapters for both clevis and eyelet type shocks. Add a spring compressor to the mix (as well as a 17mm socket to unfasten the shock bolts) and you’ll have your new springs on in no time! Install the long end of the spring divider down towards the crossover (towards the shock). 2 spring hooks hold springs secure while compressing the springs. I just finished rebuilding the rear shock and putting in a top gun spring on my 2002 and it's working perfectly (as well as a stock klr shock can anyway). Includes adapters for both clevis and eyelet type shocks. Install lower spring with logo facing. Hd springs are great for work machines, but if you find yourself riding primarily for recreation, some aftermarket kawasaki mule shocks will likely suit you well. Spring compressor for shock absorbers. Just replaced the ‘tenders’ on my 23 trail edition with rcor a couple months ago. Adapter plates adjust to fit. The spring compressor i bought off ebay worked like a charm to make the install a breeze, with one minor glitch. Allows foe easy removal of springs. From memory, here's the tools you'll need: So here's how to swap out your shock spring. Safely removes the spring on most coilover shocks.