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Rear Shock replacement on RT
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Highwayman2013
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Get the stage 2 with the remote hydraulic adjuster.http://www.elkasuspension.com/spyder-shock-absorbers/
Purple Guy
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The stage 2 doesn't have the remote, just put them on my Rt a couple weeks ago.
As for adjusting the rear shock spring tension, it's tight but doable (I adjusted mine yesterday & today).
When installing the shock make sure the set screw in the tension ring is facing the left side of your Spyder and then if you need to make an adjustment, laying on the ground, reach over the drive belt and you can get at what you need to make your adjustment...
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
REAR SHOCK
Well I saw them remove the ENTIRE rear end of the RT , right down to the bare frame .... four gold bolts on top and two underneath that you need a long extension with a swivel ..... according to the guy who actually does this job .... the bolts aren't magnetic :banghead::banghead::banghead:..... so you might want to put a piece of tape in the socket before you put it on the bolt head ....... PS, the seat wasn't on at the time I saw this but I don't think it mattered ....... Mike :thumbup:
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