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This video shows a similar kit but at 4 minutes you'll see how to do the cartridge seal. If you can find a nut that slides down and fits maybe you can do it.
Which brings me to a another point,if they are that terrible and it is widely known they are pure pieces of garbage how come they're not selling on eBay and local classified sites for dirt cheap so people can purchase Spring Forks? From what I've been told, the spring conversion is the single best thing you can do to an ERR Fork (sp pun intended lol) but it doesnt 100% bring them to par with A fork manufactured with Springs from the get go.
I've done just about everything I can to my 2003 KX250 forks which are the 48mm open chamber forks aside from paying way too much for a revalve bec there are ZERO to 1 options up here in NORCAL for known suspension wizards. Have the correct spring rates, been messing with increased oil levels bec (and this is so goddam frustrating) apparently I been reading that THESE single year forks and their damping characteristics/adjustments work pretty much through the mid valve for both comp and rebound.....BUT from the factory they came with too much float so you can crank the clickers all the way in and the bike will still bottom just as easy as it does when you're at 15 clicks out. A face shim added to the midvalve in both directions makes a dramatic difference AND will give the clickers some functionality....... unfortunately, the midvalve is incredibly difficult to not only get out but also reinstall for an average mechanic the can do his own fork seals. I cant justify paying full price for a revalve plus shipping my forks both ways and extra charges for seals and oil (which are brand new)
Does anyone know someone in Norcal (I'm by stockton) that's capable or experienced with these open bath kyb forks when it comes to removing the mid valve and adding a face shim to each side of the comp and rebound stack? I can disassemble the entire fork and bring just the cartridge tube with the midvalve in it if that's easier. Not having my clickers work as a actual adjustment to prevent my phone and from bottoming on the face of steep jumps is frustrating
Pro Circuit sent me the wrong parts. Wrong diameter, I will call them tomorrow.
I'm fine with buying the right clamps to hold the forks and specialty tools but every time I get a package on top of tires and regular stuff my wife spends thousands of dollars on new furniture
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