adjusting ohlin shocks?

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exrider
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adjusting ohlin shocks?

#1 Post by exrider »

Can anyone help me with adjusting my ohlin shocks....they are very stiff right now...I would like to make them a soft as possible i dont jump it much just trail ride? Thanks for the help

thomez
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#2 Post by thomez »

I am guessing Cannibal or Speed Ohlins shocks? I think they adjust with the normal pre-load adjustment spanner wrench style, right? See where that is adjusted to and go softer (less tension on the spring) and see what that does for ya.

exrider
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#3 Post by exrider »

yea its the regular ohlins without the rezzies...i still cant figure out how to adjust them ?

EuroGOD
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#4 Post by EuroGOD »

There's very little adjustment available with these shocks.
At the top of the spring, there is 2 large collars which can be turned 3 times...
Soft, Medium and Hard.
There is a special tool for doing this but if you think wisely you may find another way wink.gif

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#5 Post by exrider »

ok thanks...whats the name of the tool and where can i get ? also what other type of tool can i use ?

CANNIBALKID
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#6 Post by CANNIBALKID »

spanner wrench

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#7 Post by cdrookie »

big channel locks, pipe wrench, take them off and use a bench vise, BFH and a punch:( sad.gif sad.gif sad.gif sad.gif these aren't the best way, but they're a way:( sad.gif

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