You can use the spacer. It is a bitch to put the topcap back on because the spring has to be compressed 15mm to get it to fit. Your fork will only have 55 to 60mm of travel if you use it.
What if I cut the top big spacer so it is the right size?
Cutting the top spacer will work fine. In fact that is the easiest way to have the exact amount of spacers in the correct places.
If you want to lower it to 80mm just cut 20mm off the top of that spacer and put it under the negative spring. Leave the other piece on the top of the big spring.
i need some detailed pics and instructions! and where abouts does that spacer go ? can you just remove the internals via the sokcet at the top ???or do i have to take the lowers off aswell ?
i need some detailed pics and instructions! and where abouts does that spacer go ? can you just remove the internals via the sokcet at the top ???or do i have to take the lowers off aswell ?
http://konaman24.pinkbike.com/ ask him he knows more about them. thats what he said in the thread it looks like a long shim but it isnt..
here are some steps:
remove the lowers (read sram's instruction, dont forget to remove the air)
you will see the cartrige on the air side
take it out and take it apart, there is a place where you put that rubber spacer that came with your fork
Put that spacer in, put everything back together, put new oil, and thats it.
i took the to "nylon spacers of the top of the bigger space that goes onto the spring then i put in between the little spring at the bottom and the blak thik thing is this right to lower it to 80 or do i have to put it under the little spring
also what oil and how much oil goes into the leg i caught it but i am un able to pour it back in so i wanna replace it
on a 409 ? you need it in the air cartridge for the 318 i dont know but just go on rs website and look in the tech manual (pdf file) and look under 'spring service - coil, argyle 318, etc
on a 409 ? you need it in the air cartridge for the 318 i dont know but just go on rs website and look in the tech manual (pdf file) and look under 'spring service - coil, argyle 318, etc