View Full Version : Anyone know who can rebuild my tri z rear shock??
Dynofox
03-02-2003, 10:25 PM
I'm not having any luck finding a place to service my rear shock. I know I can put a warrior one on but i'd like to stick with the Z shock because it's a better unit (more adjustablity). It doesn't seem like it would be a big deal since it's just a kayba shock, anyone have any idea's?
TRIZREE666
03-02-2003, 11:50 PM
iF YOU DO FIND SOME PLACE PLESE LET ME KNOW HOW MUCH THEY CHARGE, AND WHAT THE NAME OF THE PLACE IS. MINE NEEDS TO BE REDONE AS WELL. THANKS TRIZREE666.
HEY Dyno. Did you call that place in Syracuse I gave you?? I know he can rebuild a T3 shock and his prices were not to bad. If you need the # let me know. I know he had 8 or 10 Z's in the yard as parts trikes, I bet he has all the parts your looking for.
MIK6
TimSr
03-03-2003, 10:41 AM
Race Tech of Ohio, Eric Klein - 330-667-3281
The TriZ shock does allow you to adjust dampening in both directions, but if you happen to be a 170 lbs or better, you might appreciate the slightly heavier spring on the Warrior shock.
Dynofox
03-03-2003, 10:56 AM
I only weigh 150, so the spring should be decent then right?
TimSr
03-03-2003, 11:36 AM
Yeah, should be sprung about ideal for you, unless you are doing some mega,mega jumping.
theeechozen1
03-03-2003, 06:31 PM
I did some checking on getting the warrior shock rebuilt and some of the people around here are smokin some good shizzznit... I heard anywhere from 250.00 to 450.00 for a rebuild!!! So if your in AZ you have no choice but to find a warrior one. :x Or send it to someone that will at least give you a reach-around. What makes those shocks so hard to rebuild?
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