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Originally Posted by McCoy
Like this... these are richards housings with Koni 8610's in them.
The rears can go pretty low, and with the right spring length you will have pretty good adjustability out back. As for the clunking, I live in a pretty rough area and never hear clunking, even over uneven railroad tracks at speed, so I just don't see this as being an issue.
If you REALLY want to do something about it, just install a tender spring and be done with it. |
Those are #1 on my list right now, but I just prefer to set ride height independently of preload. That's the only thing missing from that setup imo.
I don't even really mind *clunking* if it's not damaging anything, but it can be annoying and there's always that thought in the back of your head like 'what was that noise?' I know OptionZero posted something about needing tenders because of his seating and unseating randomly and the associated sounds...