FS: OEM Rear Shock w/ Spring
04-14-2013, 03:50 PM
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FS: OEM Rear Shock w/ Spring
Off my 98. No leaks, no rust. Replaced it with a rebuilt shock.
I also have an extra spring for sale as well.
I'd like to get $35 for it.
Best way to get hold of me is email:
jonbooker@hotmail.com
I also have an extra spring for sale as well.
I'd like to get $35 for it.
Best way to get hold of me is email:
jonbooker@hotmail.com
04-15-2013, 08:37 AM
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THE LANE CARVER
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what exactly did he say in his posting? i see nothing about 'OEM'. a lot of threads are left for us to read between the lines. so I was asking him a question to see if maybe I should be interested in it, and possibly help a fellow SH rider with some cash instead of buying one else where.
04-15-2013, 04:24 PM
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If I did not have a spare OEM shock,,,, I'd buy yours for just that reason.
Good luck with the sale.... but I think your going to be stuck with it.
04-15-2013, 08:07 PM
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THE LANE CARVER
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Ya thx hawk. Booker that's a good idea. I may take it off your hands for that reason. Lemme see what it'd cost to rebuild and I'll let you know, if you still have it.
Btw my new and limited knowledge of SH upgrades and parts is relative. Just bc it looks like my OEM shock doesn't mean it's still OEM condition in my mind. I'm still learning.
And once they're rebuilt, how would I know if it is even though it looks OEM?
Btw my new and limited knowledge of SH upgrades and parts is relative. Just bc it looks like my OEM shock doesn't mean it's still OEM condition in my mind. I'm still learning.
And once they're rebuilt, how would I know if it is even though it looks OEM?
04-16-2013, 02:03 PM
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Fyi, it cost me $300 including a new spring. I've had work done at Traxxion Dynamics so I trusted them to do the work. One way you would know it was rebuilt is there will be a valve drilled into the shock so they can refill it.
04-16-2013, 07:44 PM
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thx for the clarification
I'm still looking into a decision- between busy time at work. I'd like to have a brief phone conv with you about your current shock setup. if you're ok with it, send me a pm with your ph num and I'll call you this weekend.
I'm still looking into a decision- between busy time at work. I'd like to have a brief phone conv with you about your current shock setup. if you're ok with it, send me a pm with your ph num and I'll call you this weekend.
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