How is the metalstatic sorted?StrayAlien wrote:Nope. It has the ride height adjuster as well as the HPA.speedy231278 wrote:I read that having the HPA removes the ride height adjustment option on the NC30/35
ok. Torque values sorted. 'Metelastic bush' sorted (people seem to ignore it, and I'll but putting an RVF linkage on now anyways).
Greg.
New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
What length if I may ask?magg wrote:No HRC linkage, although setup included shock length extension as recommended by RO.
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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
Seems like people ignore it .... and I am putting an RVF linkage on instead of the VFR one and RVFs do not have the melelastic thingy.krisztian_andre wrote:How is the metalstatic sorted?
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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
You can ask but I cannot say, came setup by RO, you will have to contact him I am afraid.
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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
Now, I find that very interesting. Nitron's own product list says specifically that adding the HPA means you lose ride height adjustment! Now I'm confused... lolStrayAlien wrote:Nope. It has the ride height adjuster as well as the HPA.speedy231278 wrote:I read that having the HPA removes the ride height adjustment option on the NC30/35

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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
I have an RC30 linkage on mine so it might not apply but I will check the spacing on the dogbone tomorrow for you.
I dont think it will be much / any kind of issue.
I dont think it will be much / any kind of issue.
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vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
Sorted. It is not an issue I believe. There is a sleeve that runs through the center of each mount point on the linkage knuckle. The sleeve is slightly longer than the knuckle is wide so it is possible for it to stick out slightly. Doesn't look like an issue.
RE the RC30 linkage, what is the difference? Is it more linear, or more progressive, or increases ride height, or ?
Many thanks,
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RE the RC30 linkage, what is the difference? Is it more linear, or more progressive, or increases ride height, or ?
Many thanks,
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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
My 35 had the gap too in the linkage. I just torqued the bolts u and went for a ride. Didn't crash so guess it's fine 

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Re: New Nitron shock install - help required (pics)
Did he advise you what length swingarm to use and where to position the ecentric?magg wrote:You can ask but I cannot say, came setup by RO, you will have to contact him I am afraid.