[VoyagerDude]

I'd like to raise the ride height on my '03 M620.
Do you guys know a good source for adjustable links?

 

[supafly]

By how much?

Have you checked the sag on your rear shock. Mine was set up at 1.5 to 2 inches from the factory. I set it to about 1 to 1.1 inches and gained a noticeable amount of ride height(how much exactly?? not sure).

I think that the stock adjustable ride height rod from any 916/748 will fit. If not Ferracci sells one for $129. Good luck.

 

[Retro]

http://tinyurl.com/239r3

 

[VoyagerDude]

Thanks Retro, but the 620 does not come with an adjustable link, so I need a replacement one.

Has anyone used this one:
http://www.easterncycleducati.com/monsterlink.htm

 

[Retro]

oh..you mean adjustable (tie rods)links :
It appears the one you are linking to is shorter for lowering the bike....
The JHP is through yoyodyne.......for less money take offs on ebay.
TPO has one also I believe.....

 

[joshuaspace]

i have a tpo parts tie rod recently installed. it has enough range to raise or lower the stock height considerably. i was looking between the f.b.f. one and the tpo, and the tpo rod seemed worth the slightly higher price (citing positive qualities whereas the f.b.f. gave little info) and is minimal in appearance (versus more chunky gold coated...also looking nice though).

the tpo is nicely made...

 

[VoyagerDude]

I can't get to the TPO website http://www.tpoparts.com/
I keep getting a DNS error

 

[Retro]

dunno someone asked here also where (Shiflan)TPO normally posts....?
http://speedzilla.zeroforum.com/zerothread?id=23426