SPYD3R
Active member
Just installed my F3 2-UP Shock Absorber...
I bought it from my very new best friend Jim from LA... he advertised it here on SL, and I grabbed it...
From start to finish, it took exactly 1 hr...
i looked at the clock, and waited until exactly 11:00 AM....
all you need is to get the read tire off the floor, a 15mm deep socket, and a 15mm wrench, a torque wrench and a small scissor jack...
remove the nuts top n bottom, and pull out the bolts... here's where you may need the scissor jack; to align the bolts and bolt holes, you'll need to place the scissor jack under the read tire, and finagle it until the bolts can be removed by hand... put the OEM stuff aside...
install is just the reverse... i did bottom bolt first, then top... torqued to 36 ft lbs... lowered SPYD3R, cleaned up my tools, put everything away, looked at the clock, and it was exactly high-noon, 12 o'clock....
now i'm upset because it's raining, and will be for the next few days.... boo hoo hoo..... :gaah:
if anyone has any questions about this process, i'd be happy to answer (if i can)...
Dan P
SPYD3R

thx Jim....
I bought it from my very new best friend Jim from LA... he advertised it here on SL, and I grabbed it...
From start to finish, it took exactly 1 hr...
i looked at the clock, and waited until exactly 11:00 AM....
all you need is to get the read tire off the floor, a 15mm deep socket, and a 15mm wrench, a torque wrench and a small scissor jack...
remove the nuts top n bottom, and pull out the bolts... here's where you may need the scissor jack; to align the bolts and bolt holes, you'll need to place the scissor jack under the read tire, and finagle it until the bolts can be removed by hand... put the OEM stuff aside...
install is just the reverse... i did bottom bolt first, then top... torqued to 36 ft lbs... lowered SPYD3R, cleaned up my tools, put everything away, looked at the clock, and it was exactly high-noon, 12 o'clock....
now i'm upset because it's raining, and will be for the next few days.... boo hoo hoo..... :gaah:
if anyone has any questions about this process, i'd be happy to answer (if i can)...
Dan P
SPYD3R





thx Jim....