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    Does DtX and DtR have the same rear shock

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      Bananper last edited by

      Does the dtx shock fit straight on the dtre? Is it the same length etc?

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        Irongamer727 @Bananper last edited by

        @bananper I changed my Dtx shock for a Dtre (I think). It was notably larger but bolted right in.

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          finnerz89 last edited by

          DTX and DTRE are the same. Check the part numbers on fowler's.

          DTR shocks will fit but they are different in every dimension

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            Bananper last edited by

            @finnerz89 @Irongamer727 so dtx and re are the same length? But R is longer?

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              finnerz89 @Bananper last edited by

              @bananper yeah slightly. The damper is also different and the spring has bigger coils and is wider if that makes sense.

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                Bananper @finnerz89 last edited by

                @finnerz89 but dtx and re? are identical? I thought maybe X were abit stiffer?

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                  finnerz89 @Bananper last edited by

                  @bananper exact same part number

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                    Irongamer727 last edited by

                    In terms of stiffness I can't say I felt much difference, it feels slightly higher with the R damper.

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