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Finding the correct spring rates
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[QUOTE="yz_387, post: 109161, member: 23621"] Thanks for the replies. The Race Tech web sight gave the same answer as KXVET#207, but I am going with the rates that rob mann suggested. They are the same as the stock spring rates from my old '98 yz125 and I still have them so I can make the change without spending a $. I already changed the shock spring and it was a BIG improvement. Tonight I will finish changing the fork springs. Thanks again. [/QUOTE]
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