H.F.A.W.H.A. meeting

popeye

popeye

Well-Known Member
Lifetime Member
Sep 15, 2016
3,275
14,644
113
kapowsin, Wa
Ownership

  1. 1000-5
Did he give you rear measurements? What are they? I have the thread counts but was just going to double check my work. Lol

He didn’t. I didn’t ask for them, I did my rears last spring, mine measure out to about 3/8” from nut to the rod end.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
GlockMeister

GlockMeister

The Bearded Wonder
Lifetime Member
Supporting Member
May 11, 2016
7,606
35,593
113
Greenville, Mo
Ownership

  1. 1000-5
My first rear one is like 3/4 on the back and 11/16 on the front rear.
This is what im running on mine..
Downloadfile 10
 
  • Like
Reactions: BWAF and JTW
advertisement
Windrock1000

Windrock1000

Move out of the way! I'm lost?
Lifetime Member
Jun 26, 2016
2,539
9,664
113
Windrock, Tennessee
Ownership

  1. 1000-5
Hummm... so essentially a full turn further out on each one. Wish I had seen this a little earlier. But it looks like all my camber is gone. Maybe a degree positive. I think I can back my rear shocks down from 3/4 to 1/2” preload and be on the money.

Cooler full of beer and tool box and your good!
 
Windrock1000

Windrock1000

Move out of the way! I'm lost?
Lifetime Member
Jun 26, 2016
2,539
9,664
113
Windrock, Tennessee
Ownership

  1. 1000-5
Hummm... so essentially a full turn further out on each one. Wish I had seen this a little earlier. But it looks like all my camber is gone. Maybe a degree positive. I think I can back my rear shocks down from 3/4 to 1/2” preload and be on the money.

Mines setup with a 200# weight in drivers seat and 150# in passenger seat. Cooler and tool box and 3 gallon ropax full.
 
Smitty335

Smitty335

Well-Known Member
Lifetime Member
Supporting Member
Oct 3, 2016
35,445
208,722
113
NWA Arkansas
Ownership

  1. 1000-3

  2. 1000-5
Mines setup with a 200# weight in drivers seat and 150# in passenger seat. Cooler and tool box and 3 gallon ropax full.
Issue I had with the cooler of beer, it kept getting lighter, then I realized I was simulating the real world of trail riding, HA!
 
advertisement