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Fox 36 Float rc2 26" air shaft help

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flag dushan601
Posted: Aug 19, 2023 at 8:48 Quote
Hi guys, i can't find anywhere air shaft for my fox 36 float fit rc2 26" fork. Is there any alternative like the new N/A springs? I really dont want the fork to be trashed, its like brand new. Any help would meant to me a lot.
flag muddytreker
Posted: Sep 18, 2023 at 12:09 Quote
Retro fit parts from other Fox forks, used of ebay for parts, switch out
air spring and convert to a spring Vanilla fork ?

My 2010 Fox 36 Vanilla R 180mm purchased of Ebay, had a surprise under the top cap,
Fox had long since discontinued parts for this fork, after about 9 months of frequent ebay look outs I stumbled on
a job lot of parts, amongst it was a top cap assembly, a short lived wahoo! as the needle adjuster within this
top cap assembly was missing, couple months later an Ebay listing for a Fox 32 vanilla top cap assembly
came up, I pestered the seller to measure the needle adjuster and it matched.

Now this Ageing 2010 Fox 36 Vanilla R 180mm is up and running again. You may have to either sit on it until something
comes up or sell it for parts.

Fox 36 van R damper Top cap Typical Ebay purchase
Busted Fox 36 van R shaft connection to top cap assembly
Ebay Fox parts bundle
Ebay sourced Fox parts top cap assembly needle adjusters
flag SPSuspension
Posted: Sep 18, 2023 at 14:06 Quote
dushan601 wrote:
Hi guys, i can't find anywhere air shaft for my fox 36 float fit rc2 26" fork. Is there any alternative like the new N/A springs? I really dont want the fork to be trashed, its like brand new. Any help would meant to me a lot.

Call your regions Fox service center and provide your tune id and or serial number from fork. They will tell you if there are any upgrades or not. If not- reach out to Risse Racing in the USA. They still service a lot of the older forks that no one can get parts for- they may have what you need. Personally- I think its time to upgrade to something a couple years newer (2018 and up) so you get the latest tech, and can repair it down the road if you keep the bike.
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