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flag inshane-himself
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Posted: Nov 29, 2018 at 18:39 Quote
Shartriloquist wrote:
inshane-himself wrote:
Hey I’m curious if you guys know where I can get a 600 and 650 pound spring for a 2017 v10cc? Are correct length coils possible? I’m worried about coil bind or damaging the bike when it’s fully compressed!
Would running the dhx2 float be a better option since I could run 300psi?
Thanks!
Cheers

Could you provide the fox ID code from the shock?

DC7H is on the shock. Thanks!
flag inshane-himself
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Posted: Nov 29, 2018 at 18:41 Quote
Also would it be possible to run 26" wheels on the 2017 v10?
Fall of 2019 ill be getting the 2019 v10, think 26" wheels would work on that bike?
I know its a odd question. Thanks
flag christiaan
Posted: Nov 30, 2018 at 21:40 Quote
inshane-himself wrote:
Also would it be possible to run 26" wheels on the 2017 v10?
Fall of 2019 ill be getting the 2019 v10, think 26" wheels would work on that bike?
I know its a odd question. Thanks

Seeing as it will almost certainly be a 29er frame I would say no
flag zeeman
Posted: Dec 4, 2018 at 22:47 Quote
bout time. sold my 650b version when they started racing the proto of this
Santa Cruz V10 29
flag inshane-himself
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Posted: Dec 4, 2018 at 23:42 Quote
New bikes look clean!!!
Thankfully they kept making the 27.5
The new chainline looks much better, loving the internal cables and the downtube pad was a good idea.
flag Kurt1980
Posted: Jan 5, 2019 at 12:59 Quote
You certainly can run 26 wheels on the current 27.5 frame. I do on mine.

Edit: Thanks for the tips, see below for anyone who's interested.

Kurt

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flag whattheheel
Posted: Jan 6, 2019 at 15:32 Quote
Email to post@pinkbike with the addy you signed up with then copy the numbers of that URL and then click the 4th button in from the left and paste there.
flag Shartriloquist
Posted: Jan 7, 2019 at 17:10 Quote
inshane-himself wrote:
Shartriloquist wrote:
inshane-himself wrote:
Hey I’m curious if you guys know where I can get a 600 and 650 pound spring for a 2017 v10cc? Are correct length coils possible? I’m worried about coil bind or damaging the bike when it’s fully compressed!
Would running the dhx2 float be a better option since I could run 300psi?
Thanks!
Cheers

Could you provide the fox ID code from the shock?

DC7H is on the shock. Thanks!

Call fox see my last post here: https://www.pinkbike.com/forum/listcomments/?threadid=210528&pagenum=2#commentid6694027

To everyone out there compressing their springs with zip ties to get them on the shock: DON’T or do so at your own risk knowing this could lead to catastrophic failure. Fox has told me this is extremely unsafe and should not be done. Give them a call for anything 550# or above and they will provide you with the right part number. In my case I needed to switch to SLS part number (033-22-038 ) with code DDWR.
flag inshane-himself
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Posted: Jan 23, 2019 at 13:42 Quote
Shartriloquist wrote:
inshane-himself wrote:
Shartriloquist wrote:


Could you provide the fox ID code from the shock?

DC7H is on the shock. Thanks!

Call fox see my last post here: https://www.pinkbike.com/forum/listcomments/?threadid=210528&pagenum=2#commentid6694027

To everyone out there compressing their springs with zip ties to get them on the shock: DON’T or do so at your own risk knowing this could lead to catastrophic failure. Fox has told me this is extremely unsafe and should not be done. Give them a call for anything 550# or above and they will provide you with the right part number. In my case I needed to switch to SLS part number (033-22-038 ) with code DDWR.

So I was able to source a 2.8 x 650 pound spring. It was a little hard to install but it isnt bottoming out the preload ring on the shock. It fits loose and only requires a few turns to make it snug. Seems pretty good so far.

Kurt1980, thats pretty rad that 26" fit. Once I upgrade to the 2019 v10 ill make sure to get the fox float x2 air shock and slap on some 26" wheels.
Thanks for the help everyone.
flag orangeMTBrider
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Posted: Jan 24, 2019 at 13:21 Quote
Does anyone know if they sell Fox SLS springs that run at 600lbs x 2.75?
flag Kurt1980
Posted: Jan 24, 2019 at 14:40 Quote
inshane-himself wrote:
Shartriloquist wrote:
inshane-himself wrote:


DC7H is on the shock. Thanks!

Call fox see my last post here: https://www.pinkbike.com/forum/listcomments/?threadid=210528&pagenum=2#commentid6694027

To everyone out there compressing their springs with zip ties to get them on the shock: DON’T or do so at your own risk knowing this could lead to catastrophic failure. Fox has told me this is extremely unsafe and should not be done. Give them a call for anything 550# or above and they will provide you with the right part number. In my case I needed to switch to SLS part number (033-22-038 ) with code DDWR.

So I was able to source a 2.8 x 650 pound spring. It was a little hard to install but it isnt bottoming out the preload ring on the shock. It fits loose and only requires a few turns to make it snug. Seems pretty good so far.

Kurt1980, thats pretty rad that 26" fit. Once I upgrade to the 2019 v10 ill make sure to get the fox float x2 air shock and slap on some 26" wheels.
Thanks for the help everyone.
.

Thanks man, it rides nicely. Join the revolution!
flag chaosmtb
Posted: Jan 24, 2019 at 18:19 Quote
im selling a 2019 fox float x2 for a v10.6 not sure if the older models use the same size 8.75x2.75 used for 2 days, dry conditions, couldnt even tell it was used, if any body is interested https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/2498607/
flag Pedro019
Posted: Jan 25, 2019 at 0:39 Quote
orangeMTBrider wrote:
Does anyone know if they sell Fox SLS springs that run at 600lbs x 2.75?
550lbs is the max for a SLS 2.75 I think
flag Shartriloquist
Posted: Jan 25, 2019 at 6:26 Quote
orangeMTBrider wrote:
Does anyone know if they sell Fox SLS springs that run at 600lbs x 2.75?

Is it for a dhx2 on a v10.6? For my 2018 I was told by fox to use part # 033-22-038 which is a 600 lb sls spring. When you look it up you'll likely be thinking "that can't be right" as it is labeled as a 600lb 2.9" eye to eye 74mm stroke. I assure you Fox was correct and it fits without hassle. The key is that the spring needs to have an overall length no greater than 5.9".

 


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