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Old 11-28-12, 01:59   #41
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I'm still struggling with the bike being lowered four inches with just a shock modification. Doesn't make sense to me. That's a massive amount! There almost HAS to be a change in that linkage somewhere/somehow. Especially if you say the shock is now correct as stock and you are still not set up close.... Something is off here...
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That's exactly what I thought! But I've measured the triangles and dog bone and held stock ones up against them and they are identical. :( I wish I could just replace the linkage!

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The thing that's bugging me the most at the moment is that with a stock shock and an ohlins spring that is correct for my weight I simply cannot get my sag below 50mm and it needs to be 30-35mm.

What would be preventing my sag going lower? Mis-labled spring???

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I'm thinking mis-labeled spring, yeah, that's why a suspension guy ought to check it out with a spring dyno.
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I'm thinking mis-labeled spring, yeah, that's why a suspension guy ought to check it out with a spring dyno.
Yeah I'll see if there is anyone in my area who can test it. Thanks heaps!
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Ok so I know a few members have asked this and there doesn't seem to be any definitive answer so I thought I'd post up what I've found after many hours of research.

Below is a conversion chart for OHLINS SPRING RATES based on the number on the Ohlins spring.

For example, my number is 01092-31/95 L376. The L376 is just the lot number so ignore that, it means nothing. The first part, 01092 refers to the length and the number after the dash, -31, refers to the spring rate. So my spring is apparently 170mm tall with a rate of 9.68kg/mm.

Almost all Ohlins springs are 57mm in diameter.

SPRING RATE:

Number, N/mm, Kg/mm, ibs/inch

-88 28 2.85 160
-90 32 3.26 183
-01 34 3.46 194
-02 36 3.67 206
-03 38 3.87 217
-04 40 4.08 228
-05 42 4.28 240
-06 44 4.48 251
-07 46 4.69 263
-08 48 4.89 274
-09 50 5.10 286
-10 52 5.30 297
-11 54 5.50 308
-12 56 5.71 320
-13 58 5.91 331
-14 60 6.11 343
-15 62 6.32 354
-16 64 6.52 365
-17 66 6.73 377
-18 68 6.93 388
-19 70 7.13 400
-21 75 7.64 428
-24 80 8.15 457
-26 85 8.66 485
-29 90 9.17 514
-31 95 9.68 542
-34 100 10.19 571
-36 105 10.70 600
-39 110 11.21 628
-41 115 11.72 657
-44 120 12.23 685
-49 130 13.25 742
-54 140 14.27 799
-59 150 15.29 857
-64 160 16.30 914
-69 170 17.32 971
-74 180 18.34 1028
-79 190 19.36 1085
-84 200 20.38 1142
-89 210 21.40 1199


SPRING LENGTH:

1093- 1091- 1092-
150 mm 160 mm 170 mm
5.9" 6.3" 6.7"
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