Clevis question!

[rdmx151]

Does the rebound adjustor position matter to install the clevis?

Because I backed up the jam nut turn the clevis in until it bottomed and then tighten the nut and now I only have 13 clicks of rebound I did this with the rebound clicks full out.

[frezno]

on a Showa it does

[rdmx151]

on a Showa it does

It is a showa but is it the rigth way the way that I do it or should the adjuster should be all the way

In?

[frezno]

usually it must not screwed in until it's seated.

If you don't have enough rebound (clicks) you have to turn the rod a little more out.

It's a trial an error thingy then to find the correct position of the rod.

[rdmx151]

? I can't get it rigth

[dandimand]

well if only 13 clicks means the clevice is either screwed on to tight which is hard to happen . I would say more than likely either the aduster has some gunk in it wont allow it to screw out to far . Or the clevice has some wear in bottom where the threads bottom out and is perhaps in about 20 thou to far a simple shim that is same size as ID of clevice that has lets say an 8mm hole in it an old fork shim will space clevice out a bit and should give you some of the added clicks you lost .

[rdmx151]

well if only 13 clicks means the clevice is either screwed on to tight which is hard to happen . I would say more than likely either the aduster has some gunk in it wont allow it to screw out to far . Or the clevice has some wear in bottom where the threads bottom out and is perhaps in about 20 thou to far a simple shim that is same size as ID of clevice that has lets say an 8mm hole in it an old fork shim will space clevice out a bit and should give you some of the added clicks you lost .

The shim worked awsome:banana:

Thanks ?

[dandimand]

I'm happy to be of help . You're welcome Dan .