Best fox 32 for dirtjumping? please reply fast.

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Best fox 32 for dirtjumping? please reply fast.
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flag ryeguyy
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:25 Quote
witch one of the fox 32 forks will be the best for dirt jumping.
flag mehow1993
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:27 Quote
get a 36 float and lower it, much stronger than a 32
flag foxx888
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:29 Quote
mehow1993 wrote:
get a 36 float and lower it, much stronger than a 32

never heard of being able to lower a float. did you mean a talas and keep it in the 100mm version??

- Jeff
flag d-petrovic
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:29 Quote
assuming you dont steal it, like you did my friends bike,
go with the 32 float, lower it internally and your set.
flag hoffer10
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:31 Quote
32 float lowered to 80mm with qr15 would be sick.
flag mehow1993
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:33 Quote
you can lower a 36 float
thats what all of the pro slope riders for fox do, you just put spacers in it, just like you wold lower a 32 float
flag Manberdo
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:33 Quote
foxx888 wrote:
mehow1993 wrote:
get a 36 float and lower it, much stronger than a 32

never heard of being able to lower a float. did you mean a talas and keep it in the 100mm version??

- Jeff
wow lol there are instructions on how to lower a 36 float on fox's website lol its not that hard, I have one lowered to 80 and its the best fork I have ever used tup
flag foxx888
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:35 Quote
Manberdo wrote:
foxx888 wrote:
mehow1993 wrote:
get a 36 float and lower it, much stronger than a 32

never heard of being able to lower a float. did you mean a talas and keep it in the 100mm version??

- Jeff
wow lol there are instructions on how to lower a 36 float on fox's website lol its not that hard, I have one lowered to 80 and its the best fork I have ever used tup


hmmm..maybe i'm thinking of changing the range of the talas?
flag bblades05
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:35 Quote
I love my 32 vanilla lowered down to 110. It's held up fine for a while now.
flag mehow1993
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:37 Quote
bblades05 wrote:
I love my 32 vanilla lowered down to 110. It's held up fine for a while now.
did you cut the coil?
flag bblades05
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:39 Quote
mehow1993 wrote:
bblades05 wrote:
I love my 32 vanilla lowered down to 110. It's held up fine for a while now.
did you cut the coil?
Yeah I cut the coil and added a spacer.
flag Manberdo
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:40 Quote
foxx888 wrote:
Manberdo wrote:
foxx888 wrote:


never heard of being able to lower a float. did you mean a talas and keep it in the 100mm version??

- Jeff
wow lol there are instructions on how to lower a 36 float on fox's website lol its not that hard, I have one lowered to 80 and its the best fork I have ever used tup


hmmm..maybe i'm thinking of changing the range of the talas?
If you mean changing the adjustments from lets say 110-160 to 0-100 then your correct and you cant change that, but you can basically lower every fork, although you might have to replace parts such as coils if your were lowering a vanilla.
flag mehow1993
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:43 Quote
Manberdo wrote:
foxx888 wrote:
Manberdo wrote:
wow lol there are instructions on how to lower a 36 float on fox's website lol its not that hard, I have one lowered to 80 and its the best fork I have ever used tup


hmmm..maybe i'm thinking of changing the range of the talas?
If you mean changing the adjustments from lets say 110-160 to 0-100 then your correct and you cant change that, but you can basically lower every fork, although you might have to replace parts such as coils if your were lowering a vanilla.
oh man thats sketch
flag Manberdo
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:44 Quote
mehow1993 wrote:
oh man thats sketch
How is that sketch?
flag foxx888
Posted: May 18, 2009 at 19:46 Quote
yep, got the adjustments mixed up. how do you go about lowering a float 36??
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