Re: Taking apart 82 750K shocks
Posted by seaofsin22 on Mar 18, 2014; 2:30pm
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Taking-apart-82-750K-shocks-tp4049347p4049390.html
Thanks TOOLS... p.s. I always appreciate your insight on other posts too.
Yeah right now I have the springs soaking in some vinegar take off the rust. I'm going to clean them up today. I already have the rest cleaned up and I have the black spray paint ready for when it gets warm. I was debating about going all black since there is a lot of small pitting throughout the outside of the main tube. Plus I scuffed it up using the scotch Red and I don't know if that can get buffed out.
Also the bottom piece of wood did not need a hole to be cut. The shock ended going through it and it was a pain to handle (at least for my shocks). Forgot to mention that.
I will also start posting my build soon..
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Taking-apart-82-750K-shocks-tp4049347p4049390.html
Thanks TOOLS... p.s. I always appreciate your insight on other posts too.
Yeah right now I have the springs soaking in some vinegar take off the rust. I'm going to clean them up today. I already have the rest cleaned up and I have the black spray paint ready for when it gets warm. I was debating about going all black since there is a lot of small pitting throughout the outside of the main tube. Plus I scuffed it up using the scotch Red and I don't know if that can get buffed out.
Also the bottom piece of wood did not need a hole to be cut. The shock ended going through it and it was a pain to handle (at least for my shocks). Forgot to mention that.
I will also start posting my build soon..
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