Yup. I just measured everything.
Stock fronts: 13.5 in (eye to eye) with 2-1/4 in springs.
Stock rears: 13.5 in (eye to eye) with 2-1/2 in springs.
Springs are smaller in the front. Not sure if the rate is less, but I know that if I stand on the front with one foot, I can compress them easily so the weight has to be less. I'm going to see if the yamaha's will fit in the front, and the front stock to the back. After all, your suppose to have heavier shocks in the front of things you jump. ;-)
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ASW Carbide 150cc
Dr. Pulley variator, 10g sliders, 1500 rpm clutch spring, 39T drive sprocket, A12 camshaft, Intake with Uni Filter, 126 main jet, 38 pilot, performance CDI, performance coil, iridium plug. Now a lean wheel spinnin' machine.
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