Sonic vs Racetech fork springs

[theresthatguy]

Both sonic and racetech spring calculators recommend about a 1.0, so I'm going with Sonic. I'm happy to help out another GSR member and save money.

The drilling is easy. Go for it.

I have a wimpy 12v drill. Will this even suffice for the task? or would I need to have a shop of sorts do this?

Also, racetech site says the FEGV S3001 emulators are the ones for my bike, is this correct? Their site layout is questionable in my opinion.

[tkent02]

Both sonic and racetech spring calculators recommend about a 1.0, so I'm going with Sonic. I'm happy to help out another GSR member and save money.



I have a wimpy 12v drill. Will this even suffice for the task? or would I need to have a shop of sorts do this?

Also, racetech site says the FEGV S3001 emulators are the ones for my bike, is this correct? Their site layout is questionable in my opinion.

I used a drill press, but the steel seemed fairly soft. I think a 12v drill would do it. Got a small vise to hold it?

[theresthatguy]

I used a drill press, but the steel seemed fairly soft. I think a 12v drill would do it. Got a small vise to hold it?

I have a roommate. All jokes aside, no I don't.

[wymple]

You need to get out and make some friends, then.

[theresthatguy]

or buy a drill press. found this one on amazon for 80 bucks. http://www.amazon.com/WEN-4208-8-Inc...ds=drill+press