

| Subject: | Re: '86 Westy Shocks/Leans |
| From: | Loren Busch |
| Date: | Sun, 19 Oct 2008 23:44:56 -0700 |
RE: Suspension Height and Sag You are describing a common problem and it occurs for the reasons you cited. I just dealt with that on my '90 Westy. I put new springs in all around, a set from Van-Cafe.com Fixed the problem and improved the ride. That the expensive way to go, see the archives for discussion of inserting shims in the rear and other approaches. BTW, new shocks will not (or should not) make even a fraction of an inch difference in the height. They support nothing. Though if your shocks are old and worn out new shocks will make a BIG difference in how the Westy handles and rides.
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