Fox 831 spring side. After removing spacers, now on 120mm set-up. (not the end situation, just for the photo)
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- Suspension-Service
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- Parts - Suspension
- Date Posted
- Apr 13, 2010 at 10:19Apr 13, 2010
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Trail
- Wicked's Suspension Center
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- 2010 Fox 831
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There is only one way to remove the rod from the fork and that is through the crownside of the fork.
I got a special tool to remove it without the risk of damaging the air seal.
But, to be honest, you have to be some kind of noob to damage the airseal.
I always use Float fluid, but company's like Rock Shox use just some fork oil (15wt) on the piston.
I got a special tool to remove it without the risk of damaging the air seal.
But, to be honest, you have to be some kind of noob to damage the airseal.
I always use Float fluid, but company's like Rock Shox use just some fork oil (15wt) on the piston.
Have you tried using 80w gear oil on the air piston instead of float fluid?