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how to lower a fox 36 talas for tomtom

sorry about the shit quality, but its how to lower a fox 36 talas

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 Oh and I have the same fishing scale to weigh my bikes as you did, I just bought it a week ago, its exactly the same one as on the 5:30 mark
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 10 years later and saving my ass lol... thanks for the measurements guys. I'll be 3D printing everything with PETG and TPU
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 Sorted :3 what was the rubber thing you used to stop the clunking?
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 i dunno lol ill give you one too if you want?
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 ow titties Dick I just watched this video. Typical you saying that! This was of no use to me.
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 haha i didnt really watch it through properly only heard it once lol
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 you know anythin that i could use for the spacer ????
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 Either some aluminium tubing or some fairly thick plastic pipe (wodnt trust less than 4mm thick plastic, i forgot what the ID Needed to be Frown but just measure the thickness of the talas cartridge then +1-2 mm and that ID tube will fit, sorry this id a really bad explanation, if you want me to explain anything in more detail pm me Smile
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 I just took apart my Talas for lowering, for those wondering your spacer must be around 23mm I.D. and no more than 30mm O.D.
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 Cheers for that, a couple of people asked me that but i didnt know whay size it needed.
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 No problem dude, now I just have to put it back together. Thanks for the tutorial, it really helped me!
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 Thats sweet Smile glad it helped, first tutorial type thing i have filmed, should have probably spoken in it lol
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 Haha, one more update: I am using 1" (~2.5cm) CPVC as the spacer, the I.D. is a perfect fit, and my "little rubber thingy" is a 3/4" (~19mm) O-ring. Hope his helps any future Talas lowerers!
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 i just used the blue rubber ring on the talas sytem had a spare one








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