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turboduck
30th November 2009, 07:32
Im doing a trackday on Saturday on my NC30 and I need to firm the rear suspension up a bit. Does anyone have a C spanner that fits the shock on one of those in the Auckland area I can borrow for a hour or so?

cheers

TD
Pussy
30th November 2009, 07:51
Im doing a trackday on Saturday on my NC30 and I need to firm the rear suspension up a bit. Does anyone have a C spanner that fits the shock on one of those in the Auckland area I can borrow for a hour or so?

cheers

TD

If you can't find a C spanner, a piece of aluminium square section bar works okay as a drift
R6_kid
30th November 2009, 09:14
Long flat head screwdriver and a hammer.
gatch
30th November 2009, 23:28
Long flat head screwdriver and a hammer.

You butcher !
The Stranger
30th November 2009, 23:51
Im doing a trackday on Saturday on my NC30 and I need to firm the rear suspension up a bit. Does anyone have a C spanner that fits the shock on one of those in the Auckland area I can borrow for a hour or so?

cheers

TD

I have a couple here, you're welcome to try them.
turboduck
1st December 2009, 06:56
I have a couple here, you're welcome to try them.

Sweet, PM sent.
Robert Taylor
1st December 2009, 07:16
In stock two way c spanner that fit a wide range of shocks $29.90 plus p and p.
Cajun
1st December 2009, 07:22
In stock two way c spanner that fit a wide range of shocks $29.90 plus p and p.

how much is P&P ?? to tauranga
Robert Taylor
1st December 2009, 12:23
how much is P&P ?? to tauranga

About $4 to $5 dependent on carrier.
gatch
1st December 2009, 21:05
I just made my own at work, my boss paid for it :D
Shaun
2nd December 2009, 13:34
Im doing a trackday on Saturday on my NC30 and I need to firm the rear suspension up a bit. Does anyone have a C spanner that fits the shock on one of those in the Auckland area I can borrow for a hour or so?

cheers

TD


If it is the MotoTT day, come and see me, and I will do it for you.
Robert Taylor
2nd December 2009, 17:11
I just made my own at work, my boss paid for it :D

Lucky you dont work for me.
gatch
2nd December 2009, 23:30
Lucky you dont work for me.

I'd consider it unlucky on my part..

Anyway, he's impressed by my handy work..
racefactory
3rd December 2009, 02:12
I found it took an absolute eternity to turn it around with the C spanner, it's just so awkward and stiff in there. Found it way easier with a hammer and long pointed file. Tell me if you actually notice a difference because i didn't even after winding it up a significant amount, though maybe it had just had it.
Shaun
3rd December 2009, 06:05
I found it took an absolute eternity to turn it around with the C spanner, it's just so awkward and stiff in there. Found it way easier with a hammer and long pointed file. Tell me if you actually notice a difference because i didn't even after winding it up a significant amount, though maybe it had just had it.


Ha ha, Not a builder are you?
Robert Taylor
3rd December 2009, 06:59
I found it took an absolute eternity to turn it around with the C spanner, it's just so awkward and stiff in there. Found it way easier with a hammer and long pointed file. Tell me if you actually notice a difference because i didn't even after winding it up a significant amount, though maybe it had just had it.

Its because the spring rate is too light and no amount of extra preload is going to alter that limitation.