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Damd Dw, feel like setting it on fire grrrr.
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02 Apr 2017 17:29 #179847
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Is Martin his screen name on here, I've just found a PDF showing an uprated rear bush on yes the radius arm to correct caster...
Suzuki's own bulletin?
Suzuki's own bulletin?
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02 Apr 2017 17:35 #179849
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Replied by jackonlyjack on topic Damd Dw, feel like setting it on fire grrrr.
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02 Apr 2017 17:37 #179850
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02 Apr 2017 17:48 - 02 Apr 2017 17:50 #179851
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Replied by Justin83 on topic Damd Dw, feel like setting it on fire grrrr.
Not sure if suzuki finally worked it out in 2009 when this bulletin was released and are calling the newer (post 2009) rear radius arm bush 'modified'?
Wording has me a little confused but they are basically saying That adding that said bush will hopefully eliminate the opposite resonating oscillation that we call death wobble?
Guessing that's why newer ones rarely get dw?
Wording has me a little confused but they are basically saying That adding that said bush will hopefully eliminate the opposite resonating oscillation that we call death wobble?
Guessing that's why newer ones rarely get dw?
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02 Apr 2017 19:33 - 02 Apr 2017 19:40 #179855
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Replied by Rhinoman on topic Damd Dw, feel like setting it on fire grrrr.
My 2006 had the 'new' bushes, from what I can make out they changed the bushes and then changed them back after getting more problems.
The part number is moulded into the bush.
The part number is moulded into the bush.
Some Suzukis and a bunch of motorcycles.
Last edit: 02 Apr 2017 19:40 by Rhinoman. Reason: add info
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02 Apr 2017 23:03 #179860
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Replied by DINGLE287 on topic Re:Damd Dw, feel like setting it on fire grrrr.
Mine has had a tolerable (barely) DW from day 1.
But after a few hours of abuse at a pay and play today it developed a wicked wobble (bucking bronco style) between 35 and 54 mph. Apart from everything getting battered and scraped and caked in mud the only visible damage sustained was the panhard rod getting slightly bent. So it's looks like I've finally gotta pull my finger out and spend some time and money on the beast. Has anyone had a go at making their own or strengthening their own panhard arm's?
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But after a few hours of abuse at a pay and play today it developed a wicked wobble (bucking bronco style) between 35 and 54 mph. Apart from everything getting battered and scraped and caked in mud the only visible damage sustained was the panhard rod getting slightly bent. So it's looks like I've finally gotta pull my finger out and spend some time and money on the beast. Has anyone had a go at making their own or strengthening their own panhard arm's?
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