PENSKE SHOCK QUESTION(05-06 1k to a GEN 1 Busa)

[FABIANDMOODY]

Hey Guys,

Just trying to see if anybody on the forums has put a 1K penske shock on a Gen 1 Busa, Is it possible? If so what adjustments would I need to make or if not could you give me a lil info on why it wouldnt work.

Thanks, Any Advice Or Information Appreciated Ahead Of Time

[king kong]

Call penske

[FABIANDMOODY]

Call penske

Good Idea preciate it

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[Ike Turner]

Yes you can, I have a busa penske on my 07 1k. I Sent it in & let them revalve it for my setup & it works great (You've seen it on the blue bike)

[FABIANDMOODY]

Yes you can, I have a busa penske on my 07 1k. I Sent it in & let them revalve it for my setup & it works great (You've seen it on the blue bike)

Preciate that Ike, I knew alot of people said that they can revalve the busa shock for the 1k but I didnt know if you can take the 1k shock n put it on the busa. But send it back to penske n let em know imm tryin to get it revalved for a busa?

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[Ike Turner]

Preciate that Ike, I knew alot of people said that they can revalve the busa shock for the 1k but I didnt know if you can take the 1k shock n put it on the busa. But send it back to penske n let em know imm tryin to get it revalved for a busa?

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The revalve is about $75 plus shipping & if you need a different spring, they are $100
So you have to weigh your options. You can get a new Penske for right at $700 so if u are buying a used shock, make sure it's a good enough deal & factor in the price to get it redone. No sense in having $600+ in a used shock & could've had a brand new one for $700, you understand?

Litz revalve stock shocks are cheaper & also work well (around $400)

[FABIANDMOODY]

The revalve is about $75 plus shipping & if you need a different spring, they are $100
So you have to weigh your options. You can get a new Penske for right at $700 so if u are buying a used shock, make sure it's a good enough deal & factor in the price to get it redone. No sense in having $600+ in a used shock & could've had a brand new one for $700, you understand?

Litz revalve stock shocks are cheaper & also work well (around $400)

I appreciate that, that's what ill be goin into the lab tryin to get right with suspension, chassis, and mapping but ill stay patient with it n just think about what I wanna do ans which option I wanna take but I appreciate all the help n advice my boi

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