Penske-racing-shocks 8900 Series User Manual

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Table of Contents Motorcycle Shocks
Installation .................................................................................................. 2
Notes ........................................................................................................... 3
Ride Height Adjustment ............................................................................ 4
Adjustment Recommendations................................................................ 5
8900 Series Shock
Parts List ............................................................................................... 6
Specifications....................................................................................... 7
8981 Series Compression Adjuster
Parts List ............................................................................................... 8
Operational Guide ............................................................................... 9
8986 Series Compression Adjuster
Parts List ............................................................................................... 10
Operational Guide ............................................................................... 11
8987 Series Compression Adjuster
Parts List ............................................................................................... 12
Operational Guide ................................................................................. 13
8900 Series Rebound Adjuster................................................................. 14
Disassembly / Assembly Instructions ..................................................... 15
Suggested Maintenance ........................................................................... 16
Trouble Shooting ....................................................................................... 16
Valving
General Valving Characteristics............................................................. 17
A Guide To Damper Tuning................................................................... 18
Basic Start-up Procedure ...................................................................... 19
Valve Stacks .......................................................................................... 20
VDP and Digressive Valving Information Options.................................. 21
VDP 55mm Linear Base Shim .............................................................. 21
Preload Shim Spacers........................................................................... 21
Pistons
Flow Rate Through Multiple Bleed Holes .............................................. 22
Piston Selection .................................................................................... 23
Linear Piston ......................................................................................... 24
Digressive Piston................................................................................... 25
Velocity Dependent Piston (VDP) ......................................................... 26
Damping Adjustments........................................................................... 28
Dyno Graph Overview ............................................................................... 30
Notes ........................................................................................................... 34
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Motorcycle Shock Technical Manual
8900 Series
REV: 11/21/01
#8
Main Office
150 Franklin St.
Reading, PA 19602
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Page 1 - Table of Contents Page

1Table of Contents Motorcycle ShocksInstallation ... 2N

Page 2 - Installation

108986 Series Compression Adjuster Parts List15 SP-16 Spring, (1460)16 OR-2222-B O-Ring, 2-222, Buna 7017 OR-2028-B O-Ring, 2-028, Buna 7018 HG-76____

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11Compression Adjuster8986 Series Compression AdjusterCOMPRESSION ADJUSTMENTIn the state of low shaft velocities (i.e. corner entry, exit, and power d

Page 4 - Ride Height Adjustment

128987 Series Compression Adjuster Parts List18 HG-76____* Housing, 8760, (Side Entry or Top Entry)19 SP-14 Spring, (A109)20 BA-125-ST Ball, Steel - 1

Page 5 - Adjustment Recommendations

138987 Series Compression AdjusterLOW SPEED COMPRESSION ADJUSTMENTIn the state of slow shaft movement (i.e., corner entry, exit, andpower down), oil i

Page 6 - 8900 Series Shock Parts List

148760 Needle and JetThe 8760 jet and needle combination have been designed to give the user a broader and more linear range ofadjustment for bleed pa

Page 7 - Reservoir Clocking

15Disassembly / Assembly InstructionsDisassembly Instructions1. Back the rebound adjuster to full soft and depressurize the remote reservoir.2. Clamp

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16Suggested MaintenancePRE RACE... Inspect for oil leakage.

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17General Valving CharacteristicsThe damping characteristics of your shock are determined by the compression and rebound valve stackslocated on the ma

Page 10 - 8986 Series Adjuster Option

18A Guide To Damper TuningThe ultimate purpose of a shock is to work together with the spring to keep the tire on the track. Incompression (bump) to h

Page 11 - COMPRESSION ADJUSTMENT

19A Guide To Damper TuningThe following setup procedures are basic recommendations for reaching an initial starting point usingdouble adjustable Pensk

Page 12 - 8987 Series Adjuster Option

2Your new Penske Racing Shock comes pre-adjusted at baseline settings. However, you must checkyour rear sag before you race! This is very important fo

Page 13

20 Part #VS-AA AA .004 .004 .004 .004 ConstantVS-AAP AA+ .004 .004 .006 .006 ConstantVS-AM A- .006 .006 .004 .004 ConstantVS-A A .006 .006 .006 .006 C

Page 14 - 8760 Needle and Jet

21Preload Shim SpacersPart#.004 x .750 VW-23.006 x .750 VW-25.008 x .750 VW-27.010 x .750 VW-29.012 x .750 VW-31.015 x .750 VW-33.020 x .750 VW-00Part

Page 15 - Assembly Instructions

22Flow Rate Through Multiple Bleed HolesHole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Diameter Hole Holes Holes Holes Holes Holes Holes Holes Holes0.010 0.10 0.20 0.30 0.40 0

Page 16 - Trouble Shooting

23Piston SelectionThis two stage piston combinesthe low shaft speed characteristicsof a linear piston with the blow offcharacteristic of a digressivep

Page 17

24Linear PistonEach piston face has a dished surface, to preload the valve shims flat against the piston face. The standard dishing is 1° onboth the

Page 18 - A Guide To Damper Tuning

25Digressive PistonDigressive PistonThe “high flow” design incorporates larger ports onthe face of the piston to increase the flow of oilthroughout t

Page 19 - Basic Start-up Procedure

26Velocity Dependent Piston (VDP)O.D. Base Shim01.235” for 55mm shocks01.200” for 45mm shocksCompression ReboundReboundFlowÇCompressionFlowÇThis graph

Page 20 - Valve Stacks

27Velocity Dependent Piston (VDP)1. Low Speed - Bleed, Nose Profile2. Digressive - Preload, Outer StackThe Velocity Dependent Piston (VDP) has the uni

Page 21 - VDP 55mm Linear Base Shim

28Damping AdjustmentsThere are three major ways in which you can vary the damping produced by the main piston: Shimstiffness, shim pre-load and the am

Page 22 - Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

29Damping AdjustmentsFigure 3Figure 2

Page 24 - Linear Piston

30Dyno Graph Overview-1.20 -1.00 -.80 -.60 -.40 -.20 +.0 +.20 +.40 +.60 +.80 +1.00 +1.20Displacement (Inches)Quadrant 3+750+600+450+300+1500-150-300-4

Page 25 - Digressive Piston

31Dyno Graph OverviewAn easy way to help picture what is going on here is to relate the graph’s shape to what the dyno is doing to the shock. Thedyno

Page 26 - Compression Rebound

32Dyno Graph Overview1243OVAL (Force / Displacement)QUADRANT #1This is the beginning of the compression stroke. Where the graph crosses the zeroline (

Page 27

33Dyno Graph Overview0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00CompressionBleed Chokes Off / Shims Activate (knee)Low Speed Bleed Bypass

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4Ride Height AffectsRide Height AdjustmentCAUTION!!!DO NOT EXCEEDTHIS LENGTH.470" (12mm)Going SHORTER with rear shocklength "eye to eye"

Page 30 - Force (Lbs)

5Road Race Track Tuning: Symptoms and SuggestionsA. Change only one adjustment at a time, and send the rider out for evaluation and feedback.B. Take n

Page 31

68900 Series Shock Parts List22 VW-99 Top Out Plate, 1.375 x .504*AS-89SBAssembly, 8900 Shaft Bearing(Includes items 23-28)23 BU-10DU06 Bushing, DU .6

Page 32 - Hysteresis

78900 Series Shock SpecificationsBody Cap Clocking__ 90o Fitting __ 45o Fitting__ None180o135o90o45o0oExtendedLength(shortest)StrokeBody Length0o315o2

Page 33 - Compression

88981 Series Compression Adjuster Parts List12 BA-250-ST Ball, Steel - 1/4"13 SP-10 Spring, (TA2086)14 HO-87__* Hose (4" - 36" in 1&quo

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98981 Series Compression AdjusterThe 8981 compression adjuster is located in the remote reservoirassembly. The remote reservoir serves as an extension

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