[M_Quick]

crossed posted on FB club700x

Yeah bottom eyelet is fine. Top is 20mm or 3/4". I'd set rebound & compression in the middle to start. And adjust from there. Also set your sag or preload where front is slightly higher than the rear 3/4". Which may involve adjusting the preload on the rear. Also I had to notch my top eyelet on the quad, so take your grinder or file with you.

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[Josiah Crossman]

Anyone got pictures of where you trim your shock mount on the frame from the bottom and back view? Just got my shocks milled and don't want to screw up my frame lol.

 

[M_Quick]

Best I can do. Some people just grind this spot out of the top of shock.

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[cd954rr]

I have done this on mine. wish I would have had a band saw though works great