new shocks are here for our 600

Kevin · Post by **Kevin** » Tue Oct 20, 2009 9:15 pm

the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your orders thanks Kevin

feltonminicycle · Post by **feltonminicycle** » Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:56 pm

I hope that's a child holding up the shock, otherwise they are 3' long. And by your page, no one would find it unless someone clicked on your Name where it goes to your Yahoo Profile.
Miles

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, "Kevin" wrote:
> the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your orders thanks Kevin

Kevin Keough · Post by **Kevin Keough** » Thu Oct 22, 2009 6:23 am

thanks miles yes that is my grandson holding the shock I installed a set of the shocks on my az thy rode like a dream I live in a rule part of washington and the roads are not so great most of the roads in washington are not so great the car really did ride stiff with the vw shock on it and doesn't have the look of the original thanks kevin

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> From: feltonminicycle
> Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Re: new shocks are here for our 600 > To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com > Date: Thursday, October 22, 2009, 5:56 AM
> I hope that's a child holding up the shock, otherwise they are 3' long.. And by your page, no one would find it unless someone clicked on your Name where it goes to your Yahoo Profile.
> Miles
> --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> , "Kevin" wrote:
> > the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your orders thanks Kevin

Robert Freeman · Post by **Robert Freeman** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:38 pm

Kevin, This is Bob Freeman in Indiana. I would like a set of the shocks. How much $ do I send and where?

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> [2cylinderhondas] new shocks are
> here for our 600
> the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a > exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already > sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people > on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for > your orders thanks Kevin

Josh · Post by **Josh** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:56 pm

Well I got myself a pair of those reproduction shocks. They feel good and do not jar the teeth from my skull, definitely a big difference from my wasted shocks. Installation was easy, the only hard part was getting the old shocks off. I had to pound them off with a hammer and even managed to smash my hand. 30 minutes and a bruised hand later I had them on and went for a drive. I think they work great, I wanted to know if anyone else in the group who bought these shocks had the same good results?

--- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Kevin" wrote:
> the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your orders thanks Kevin

feltonminicycle · Post by **feltonminicycle** » Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:05 am

If you jack up the car and remove the wheels, no hammering needed. Remove the tall 12mm nuts, then the washers and wiggle the shocks to get them off the stud. Don't forget when you replace the large washers...cup side goes outward, don't over tighten the stud, it's only 8mm - it will snap off.

--- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Josh" wrote:
> Well I got myself a pair of those reproduction shocks. They feel good and do not jar the teeth from my skull, definitely a big difference from my wasted shocks. Installation was easy, the only hard part was getting the old shocks off. I had to pound them off with a hammer and even managed to smash my hand. 30 minutes and a bruised hand later I had them on and went for a drive. I think they work great, I wanted to know if anyone else in the group who bought these shocks had the same good results?
> --- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Kevin" wrote:
> > the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your orders thanks Kevin

Kevin · Post by **Kevin** » Thu Oct 29, 2009 6:12 am

That awsome I have been getting rave reviews on the shock. From the great ride to the nice job done by the manufacture. I have them on my
coupe and sedan and have enjojed the same good results thanks Josh

--- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Josh" wrote:
> Well I got myself a pair of those reproduction shocks. They feel good and do not jar the teeth from my skull, definitely a big difference from my wasted shocks. Installation was easy, the only hard part was getting the old shocks off. I had to pound them off with a hammer and even managed to smash my hand. 30 minutes and a bruised hand later I had them on and went for a drive. I think they work great, I wanted to know if anyone else in the group who bought these shocks had the same good results?
> --- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Kevin" wrote:
> > the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your orders thanks Kevin

Josh · Post by **Josh** » Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:38 pm

I did all of that, but still was froze on to the leafspring shackle. The old shocks had been on the car for a long time and were corroded due to Western Washington weather.

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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "feltonminicycle" wrote:
> If you jack up the car and remove the wheels, no hammering needed. Remove the tall 12mm nuts, then the washers and wiggle the shocks to get them off the stud. Don't forget when you replace the large washers...cup side goes outward, don't over tighten the stud, it's only 8mm - it will snap off.
> --- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Josh" wrote:
> > Well I got myself a pair of those reproduction shocks. They feel good and do not jar the teeth from my skull, definitely a big difference from my wasted shocks. Installation was easy, the only hard part was getting the old shocks off. I had to pound them off with a hammer and even managed to smash my hand. 30 minutes and a bruised hand later I had them on and went for a drive. I think they work great, I wanted to know if anyone else in the group who bought these shocks had the same good results?
> > --- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Kevin" wrote:
> > > the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your orders thanks Kevin

James Hawkins · Post by **James Hawkins** » Thu Oct 29, 2009 6:14 pm

Have you tried my old stand by PB Blaster? spray and tap, repeat over and over. It may take a day or two but it will give it up. I'm no mechanic but have used this a lot.

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> [2cylinderhondas] Re: new shocks
> are here for our 600
> I did all of that, but still was froze on to the leafspring shackle. The > old shocks had been on the car for a long time and were corroded due to > Western Washington weather.
> --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> ,
> "feltonminicycle" wrote:
> > If you jack
> up the car and remove the wheels, no hammering needed. Remove the tall 12mm > nuts, then the washers and wiggle the shocks to get them off the stud. Don't > forget when you replace the large washers...cup side goes outward, don't over > tighten the stud, it's only 8mm - it will snap off.
> > --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> ,
> "Josh" wrote:
> > > Well I got myself a
> pair of those reproduction shocks. They feel good and do not jar the teeth > from my skull, definitely a big difference from my wasted shocks. Installation > was easy, the only hard part was getting the old shocks off. I had to pound > them off with a hammer and even managed to smash my hand. 30 minutes and a > bruised hand later I had them on and went for a drive. I think they work > great, I wanted to know if anyone else in the group who bought these shocks > had the same good results?
> > > --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> ,
> "Kevin" wrote:
> the shocks are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a > exact reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already > sold to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people > on the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for > your orders thanks Kevin
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friend · Post by **friend** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:17 am

Who makes the shock? A Manufacturers name?
Bill

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> [2cylinderhondas] Re: new shocks are here for our
> 600
> That awsome I have been getting rave reviews on the shock. From the great > ride to the nice job done by the manufacture. I have them on my > coupe and > sedan and have enjojed the same good results thanks Josh > --- In > 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com > , > "Josh" wrote:
> > Well I got myself a
> pair of those reproduction shocks. They feel good and do not jar the teeth > from my skull, definitely a big difference from my wasted shocks. Installation > was easy, the only hard part was getting the old shocks off. I had to pound > them off with a hammer and even managed to smash my hand. 30 minutes and a > bruised hand later I had them on and went for a drive. I think they work > great, I wanted to know if anyone else in the group who bought these shocks > had the same good results?
> > --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> ,
> "Kevin" wrote:
> > > the shocks
> are in my hands and I have posted a photo on my page thy are a exact > reproduction for the orignial I do have 100 of them and some are already sold > to our local club members and I will be offering them on ebay soon people on > the 2cyl group will first wack at them so email me @ my email address for your > orders thanks Kevin