Can't do it
Can't measure the shock via a picture. Tell her to take a ruler and measure from eye to eye, let all the slack out of the shock. (Take off the spring) and compress it 100%. Measure again from eye-eye and subtract that number from the orig. eye-eye measurement. This will give you the travel.
You will then have eye-eye and travel lengths.
This is the only way to measure the shock and get an accurate number. It would be even better to have a instrument that measures in mm, but you can get the US measure and them plug it in to an online conversion chart to get the mm.
Can't measure the shock via a picture. Tell her to take a ruler and measure from eye to eye, let all the slack out of the shock. (Take off the spring) and compress it 100%. Measure again from eye-eye and subtract that number from the orig. eye-eye measurement. This will give you the travel.
You will then have eye-eye and travel lengths.
This is the only way to measure the shock and get an accurate number. It would be even better to have a instrument that measures in mm, but you can get the US measure and them plug it in to an online conversion chart to get the mm.
