2010 boxxer damper question.
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here you are: http://www.peterverdonedesigns.com/bikesuspension.htm
and for the oils: http://www.peterverdonedesigns.com/lowspeed.htm
and for the oils: http://www.peterverdonedesigns.com/lowspeed.htm
Lighter oil and hi speed mod either Avalanche, not the cartridge. He revalves and mods the current one it seperates the hi speed and low speed settings effects from one another as well as it feels like total butter and amazing on chatter...
Just a thought I didnt run a lighter oil when Craig did my original one and it was a HUGE difference especially at speed and multiple square hits..
Jerry at Hippietech can confirm and does a similair mod as well and his fork was amazing as well...
If I didnt have a Cartridge Id still be rocking the hi speed mod...
Just a thought, Vanderpool (jerry) can confirm its an amazing little upgrade he worked for rockshox for years and been tuning for years a really stand up guy too... Craig I dont need to vouge for him his reputation speeks for itself...
Just a thought, Jerry or Avalanche aren't bad $ wise for the mod and it really rides amazing.
Just my .02
Just a thought I didnt run a lighter oil when Craig did my original one and it was a HUGE difference especially at speed and multiple square hits..
Jerry at Hippietech can confirm and does a similair mod as well and his fork was amazing as well...
If I didnt have a Cartridge Id still be rocking the hi speed mod...
Just a thought, Vanderpool (jerry) can confirm its an amazing little upgrade he worked for rockshox for years and been tuning for years a really stand up guy too... Craig I dont need to vouge for him his reputation speeks for itself...
Just a thought, Jerry or Avalanche aren't bad $ wise for the mod and it really rides amazing.
Just my .02
I think nowlan asked about oil viscosity in damper side leg. I want to try RSF Pro Silkolene 2.5W with 13.6 cSt (Rockshox oil is 16.1 cSt, info from http://www.mediaturbo.com/clients/marzocchi/forkoilviscosity.html) RSF Pro Silkolene has also better viscosity index so it could be better oil than OEM.
