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brains2 01-07-17 08:25

660R fork help needed...seriously confused
 
Hi Guys

So I just opened up my forks for the first time and big surprise!

I found a 30mm spacer and a progressive spring!

Now for the confusion part.

The factory springs arent progressive are they?

If it is a after market progressive spring it shouldn't need a spacer right??? Spring is 630mm long and 5mm diameter.

Air gap is 425mm

Thanks for any input

nikroc 01-07-17 10:38

Probably a silly question but was everything to your satisfaction with the fork action BEFOrE you stripped it?..

If it was why worry?..

Petenz 02-07-17 03:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by brains2 (Post 230673)
Hi Guys




If it is a after market progressive spring it shouldn't need a spacer right?

Thanks for any input


the last owner may have been porker...."fat"



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cca 02-07-17 12:30

My xt660r, 2007, came from the factory with progressive springs. Without spacers.
Are you sure about the air gap? I think it should be around 125 mm.

brains2 02-07-17 19:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by nikroc (Post 230679)
Probably a silly question but was everything to your satisfaction with the fork action BEFOrE you stripped it?..

If it was why worry?..

Yes, I was having tank slap issues

brains2 02-07-17 19:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by cca (Post 230704)
My xt660r, 2007, came from the factory with progressive springs. Without spacers.
Are you sure about the air gap? I think it should be around 125 mm.

125mm is correct, but that is when the forks are fully compressed. Thanks, I had no idea that some came with progressive springs, I thought that was only an aftermarket thing.

nikroc 02-07-17 21:13

have you checked tyre pressures'?..tyre condition?...head bearings?...


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