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I never realized that you did suspension rebuilding yourself... figured it was just a hobby or something that you did for katrider members... until I saw your website.
Maybe this discussion isn't for this thread, but what have you charged others in the past to rebuild a post 750 shock (ball-park figure is all I'm looking for. I know it's dependent on what would need to be changed out once you get it apart)?
If I don't have to send a shock to Racetech, I likely won't. It'd be nice to get the work done by someone on this forum, someone who have proven they know what they're doing, and ultimately, someone who I can keep in contact with (and already know).
Edit: Just noticed too that Racetech is one of your partners on your site. Not sure of your relationship to them, but it'd be interesting to hear it explained.
I am currently working for Race Tech but will be leaving in 7 working days, I did suspension prior to being hired on at RT. I still had them as a partner from prior years before I had actually worked for Race Tech. As far as charging that would be something I would discuss via PM but I do things a bit different then Race Tech does.
I am currently working for Race Tech but will be leaving in 7 working days, I did suspension prior to being hired on at RT. I still had them as a partner from prior years before I had actually worked for Race Tech. As far as charging that would be something I would discuss via PM but I do things a bit different then Race Tech does.
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Sorry to hear that you're leaving, but there must be a good reason for it. Are you still going to continue working on suspension parts once you're gone?
Sorry to hear that you're leaving, but there must be a good reason for it. Are you still going to continue working on suspension parts once you're gone?
It was my choice as I am moving out of state and heading north. I will still stay involved with suspension after I leave.
I'm actually planning on buying Redhawk's 750 shock because I'm EXTREMELY unsatisfied with my current 600 shock (which is likely shot because of all the 2-up riding I've done)... and the fact that I'm 220 pounds by myself (without riding gear).
I also never knew that this forum got us any sort of discounts! That's awesome!
I should really become a supporting member... this forum has a lot to give!
Good luck with your shock. Make sure it is worked on by someone that knows Kats.
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