aer48 racetech spring conversion

The_Diablo
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Has anyone done the racetech spring conversion on there aer48 forks? I have a really good race tech tuner close to me and they make it to a lot of races. I would really like to try it, but I haven't heard any reviews yet.
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RockyRider 1/15/2018 7:31pm
1/15/2018 7:31pm
We've put a few in and its a solid product. The only downfall when compared to other spring kits is that it doesn't have an external preload adjuster. Not too big of a deal, you just might have to go back in and adjust it once or twice to get it where you like it.
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mwssquad827 1/15/2018 7:57pm
1/15/2018 7:57pm Edited Date/Time 1/15/2018 7:57pm
The aer are awesome forks, only air forks that are worth a damn but I did the spring conversion on my 15 kawi and loved it... racetech is a quality product and if you have a tuner that will work with you then even better..
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captmoto 1/15/2018 9:35pm
1/15/2018 9:35pm
Racetech is quality stuff. They have been at it for a very long time and don't just throw shit out there. Having a good tuner is over half the battle. I don't see where you have anything to lose.

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