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Race Tech® - Shock Spring

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Shock Spring by Race Tech®. Race Tech High-Performance Springs are made of chrome silicon, with a high stiffness-to-mass ratio and shot-peened, heat-treated and preset for no sacking.

Features

  • Designed to fine-tune your ride so you can enjoy top-notch performance
  • Great for amateur motocross riders and professional bike rippers alike
  • Built with premium-grade materials to deliver years of exceptional value
  • Made to be rock-solid strong and durable to withstand the abuse of punishing racing conditions

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Founded in 1984 by Paul Thede Race Tech® specialized in Moto-Cross Suspension. In the early '90's Street/Road Race Products were developed contributing to Jamie James AMA Championship. 1994 marked the first official Race Tech Suspension Seminar, G3-S Custom Series Shocks released in 2008, Race Tech Suspension Bible in 2010. Today Race Tech offers Suspension Services for every type of Powersports Vehicle.

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Heavier Shock Spring for Lowered WR426F
Race Tech® SRSP 622860 - Shock Spring
With the amount of preload necessary, it would be foolish to try to make the adjustments with the shock in place on my 2001 WR426. Loosening the subframe and lifting out the shock is definitely the way to go with this bike. Some advice on approximate compressed length would have saved some time. Spring installation was necessitated by installing a Yamalink lowering arm. Oiling the surfaces at the bottom end that rotate with the spring makes turning the tensioning nut much easier.
Posted by John (Colorado Springs, CO) / June 01, 20192001 Yamaha WR426F