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    how do i get the fork off the front struts ??? i looked and used the search bar and can someone explain what are spring rates cause im looking at lowering my cb but i don't want to bounce like a low rider the spring rate for the springs im looking at are . front .246lbs/in ad rear.162lbs.in plz let me know ??

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    There's a bolt on the back side of the fork that clamps it to the strut, loosen that and you may have to mess with it a bit for it to slide off.

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      isn't there something you can simply loosen or tighten to raise and lower your cb7?
      i know it sounds dumb but that's what i've been told.

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        Originally posted by 518 accord View Post
        how do i get the fork off the front struts ??? i looked and used the search bar and can someone explain what are spring rates cause im looking at lowering my cb but i don't want to bounce like a low rider the spring rate for the springs im looking at are . front .246lbs/in ad rear.162lbs.in plz let me know ??
        Check out this thread. Should answer all of your questions.

        http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=179

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          Originally posted by 93Frost_cb7 View Post
          isn't there something you can simply loosen or tighten to raise and lower your cb7?
          i know it sounds dumb but that's what i've been told.
          Not on a stock suspension.

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