Best place for Racetech
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what do I need off of here http://www.racetech.com/evalving/eng...ngname=english
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Wihtout a doubt Ebay is the best place to get your stuff. I got goldvalves for real cheap (~82 after shipping) because the guy listed them as for a 2003 RC51. I knew the part number I needed though and it matched.
I got my springs from Kiernan Racing. Great folks and they shipped the same day. Lowest price I found anywhere.
Oil I just bought locally and got 5wt fork oil.
I didn't use the Racetech standard setup, rather I got my setup information from Roger at Revolution Racing. I can't compare the performance to using racetech specs, but I couldn't be happier with the results.
I got my springs from Kiernan Racing. Great folks and they shipped the same day. Lowest price I found anywhere.
Oil I just bought locally and got 5wt fork oil.
I didn't use the Racetech standard setup, rather I got my setup information from Roger at Revolution Racing. I can't compare the performance to using racetech specs, but I couldn't be happier with the results.
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Boo, check out www.speedwerks.com and get ahold of them. I only got the springs and fluid, but the prices were great and the people at speedwerks are really helpful. Tell em pickle from twowheelforum.com sent ya, might get a discount.
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Got mine for like 80-something plus tax from Apex Moto here in So Cal. He installed them too. Overnight!!!
Called him Wed.
Dropped off the forks Thurs.
Picked them up Friday.
Testing and setup Saturday.
Trackday Sunday.
They have a website Apexmoto.com It lists msrp but normally Vue (pronounced Moo like a cow with a "V") will get a much better price. Not sure what shippin will be but I think he has some deals on that too.
The website isnt the best but give him a call. Apex Moto
Called him Wed.
Dropped off the forks Thurs.
Picked them up Friday.
Testing and setup Saturday.
Trackday Sunday.
They have a website Apexmoto.com It lists msrp but normally Vue (pronounced Moo like a cow with a "V") will get a much better price. Not sure what shippin will be but I think he has some deals on that too.
The website isnt the best but give him a call. Apex Moto
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No. I have a 'hawk. That's what I was trying to explain earlier. If you know the part # then you can check all of the auctions. In this case the RC51 and the 'hawk use the same part, but since it was advertised for an RC51 noboday else bid on it.
The part for the hawk is a very common part number. I know that Aprilla for example uses the same one. That might make it easier to score cheap.
The part for the hawk is a very common part number. I know that Aprilla for example uses the same one. That might make it easier to score cheap.
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