R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
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R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
Just a quick one know it's prob been covered before but can't seem to find it.
i have a 400rr 3tj. want to swap rear shock for an r6 one get re-valved etc for track use. Kayla at projection does the adapter but for 06 on model on (2CO) but is their any reason why the 5EB is any different as both model years have 120mm of travel. 5eb shocks are cheaper hence the question.
i have a 400rr 3tj. want to swap rear shock for an r6 one get re-valved etc for track use. Kayla at projection does the adapter but for 06 on model on (2CO) but is their any reason why the 5EB is any different as both model years have 120mm of travel. 5eb shocks are cheaper hence the question.
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Re: R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
Yes, the remote adjuster sits across the frame on one and inline on the other ... the earlier one fouls
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Re: R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
the 5eb 99-02 and 2co 06-present both run across it's the 02-06 5sl that runs inline and can't be used it's what is the difference between the 5eb and 2co they look the same except bottom mount is different.
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Re: R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
If you state that the bottom mount is the only difference; I presume you mean the clevis/fork type versus the "eye" mount.
The eye type mount cannot be extended by use of an alloy piece safely.
There is no means to stop the eye mount "folding up" in the converter.
If this is what you mean; it's a right pisser as the pre 2006 shocks go for very little.
The eye type mount cannot be extended by use of an alloy piece safely.
There is no means to stop the eye mount "folding up" in the converter.
If this is what you mean; it's a right pisser as the pre 2006 shocks go for very little.
A red box doth not a Snap On make.
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Re: R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
yeah was what i ment, to be honest was looking at pic's since post an worked it out proper dozy sunday question really cheers for the help have to spend some more money then (don't tell the missses).
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Re: R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
I had the same explained to me when I first became a member on here.
Try German Ebay; I was getting brand new take off shocks from there for about £65 delivered 2 years ago.


Try German Ebay; I was getting brand new take off shocks from there for about £65 delivered 2 years ago.


A red box doth not a Snap On make.
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Re: R6 5EB rear shock or 2co
Good call way cheaper cheers

