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Coo look at that. Maxton 916/996 shock FS

 
 
Hog.
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      05-16-2011, 05:37 PM
Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
Maxton shock absorber
I bought it for my B12 which wears a 916 rear end. Unfortunately the frame
conversion rules out this particular unit by about 5mm. That was a £350
mistake.
Basically unused but it has been "resting" in my garage for 5 years.
Usual compression and rebound damping adjustments and purple spring set up
for not_too_bloaty trackday types

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      05-16-2011, 06:03 PM
"Hog." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
> Maxton shock absorber
> I bought it for my B12 which wears a 916 rear end. Unfortunately the
> frame conversion rules out this particular unit by about 5mm. That was
> a £350 mistake.
> Basically unused but it has been "resting" in my garage for 5 years.
> Usual compression and rebound damping adjustments and purple spring
> set up for not_too_bloaty trackday types
>


Shame, I really wanted a Hagon. Do you know anyone with one?
 
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      05-16-2011, 06:06 PM
wessie wrote:
> "Hog." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> news:4dd160de$0$2540$(E-Mail Removed):
>
>> Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
>> Maxton shock absorber
>> I bought it for my B12 which wears a 916 rear end. Unfortunately the
>> frame conversion rules out this particular unit by about 5mm. That
>> was a £350 mistake.
>> Basically unused but it has been "resting" in my garage for 5 years.
>> Usual compression and rebound damping adjustments and purple spring
>> set up for not_too_bloaty trackday types
>>

>
> Shame, I really wanted a Hagon. Do you know anyone with one?


Hmm we have 8 floors here, I wonder if the roof access is open so I can make
a clean exit from this sorry mess

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      05-16-2011, 06:11 PM


"Hog." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
> Maxton shock absorber
> I bought it for my B12 which wears a 916 rear end. Unfortunately the frame
> conversion rules out this particular unit by about 5mm. That was a £350
> mistake.
> Basically unused but it has been "resting" in my garage for 5 years.
> Usual compression and rebound damping adjustments and purple spring set up
> for not_too_bloaty trackday types


Have you got a mityvac by any chance Stew?

I aint paying £70 to bleed my back brake....

 
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      05-16-2011, 06:14 PM
"Nige" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> "Hog." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:4dd160de$0$2540$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
>> Maxton shock absorber
>> I bought it for my B12 which wears a 916 rear end. Unfortunately the
>> frame conversion rules out this particular unit by about 5mm. That
>> was a £350 mistake.
>> Basically unused but it has been "resting" in my garage for 5 years.
>> Usual compression and rebound damping adjustments and purple spring
>> set up for not_too_bloaty trackday types

>
> Have you got a mityvac by any chance Stew?
>
> I aint paying £70 to bleed my back brake....
>


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      05-16-2011, 06:15 PM
On May 16, 6:11*pm, "Nige" <n...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> "Hog." <sm911S...@SPAMhotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
>
> news:4dd160de$0$2540$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> > Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
> > Maxton shock absorber
> > I bought it for my B12 which wears a 916 rear end. Unfortunately the frame
> > conversion rules out this particular unit by about 5mm. That was a £350
> > mistake.
> > Basically unused but it has been "resting" in my garage for 5 years.
> > Usual compression and rebound damping adjustments and purple spring setup
> > for not_too_bloaty trackday types

>
> Have you got a mityvac by any chance Stew?
>
> I aint paying £70 to bleed my back brake....


Just go to your nearest vet & ask for a big syringe, mine charge a
couple of quid. Connect it to the nipple with a bit of pipe, crack
nipple open, suck fluid with syringe, close nipple, empty syringe,
repeat as necessary.
 
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      05-16-2011, 06:41 PM
In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Nige says...
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> "Hog." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:4dd160de$0$2540$(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
> > Maxton shock absorber


> Have you got a mityvac by any chance Stew?
>
> I aint paying £70 to bleed my back brake....


You tight Northern ****er. I bought mine from the US, via eBay: got a
dead flash alloy one with a gauge for the price of a basic plastic one
at the time, including postage.

Anyway - get a metre of windscreen washer tubing, stick it over the
nipple and suck, you miserable ****er, suck. Block the end with your
tongue if you need to breathe. Keep an eye on the fluid in the pipe so
you don't get a mouthful. Job done, almost free.

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      05-16-2011, 06:44 PM
Pip wrote:
> In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Nige says...
>>
>> "Hog." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:4dd160de$0$2540$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Before it finds it's way onto ebay.
>>> Maxton shock absorber

>
>> Have you got a mityvac by any chance Stew?
>>
>> I aint paying £70 to bleed my back brake....

>
> You tight Northern ****er. I bought mine from the US, via eBay: got a
> dead flash alloy one with a gauge for the price of a basic plastic one
> at the time, including postage.
>
> Anyway - get a metre of windscreen washer tubing, stick it over the
> nipple and suck, you miserable ****er, suck. Block the end with your
> tongue if you need to breathe. Keep an eye on the fluid in the pipe
> so you don't get a mouthful. Job done, almost free.


I do have one. It's somewhere in this 'ere pile of boxes. Hasn't surfaced
so far but I know I have one.

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      05-16-2011, 08:21 PM


"Hog." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I do have one. It's somewhere in this 'ere pile of boxes. Hasn't surfaced
> so far but I know I have one.
>


Do hurry up....

 
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The Older Gentleman
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      05-16-2011, 09:39 PM
Pip <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Anyway - get a metre of windscreen washer tubing, stick it over the
> nipple and suck, you miserable ****er, suck. Block the end with your
> tongue if you need to breathe. Keep an eye on the fluid in the pipe so
> you don't get a mouthful. Job done, almost free.


What he said.

I've been bleeding brakes for decades with a simple length of tubing,
and never had any problems.


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