[FullMonty]

A buddy picked up a used boxxer race, it's in decent condition, changed the oil, it has the updated internal bits, but after having it a month it's developed a click from the damper leg. Best I can isolate is when you compress and then immediately let the fork extend you get a click, but if you compress, hold for a second, then let the fork extend there is no click.

Would this be the sliver plate below the red plunger slapping shut? Any ideas why it developed after a month of use when it was a used fork to begin with?

 

[boogenman]

get the Push Boxxer upgrade, the noise goes away and the fork performs much better.

 

[yetihenry]

get the Push Boxxer upgrade, the noise goes away and the fork performs much better.

Push upgrade is for 32mm Boxxers.

 

[crohnsy]

get the Push Boxxer upgrade, the noise goes away and the fork performs much better.

Thats only available for 2009 and below Boxxers.

There are rumours of something being in development for the 2010+ Boxxers though

 

[Muttely]

SRAM didnt make the damper right, there is no wave washer, and its not quite to the right tolerance, therefore, that is your rebound damper moving in the stanchion. Mine need to go back for repair, and i need a new assembly anyway as mine has ceased to work and i wouldnt mind some rebound damping at some point in the near future..

 

[The Breaker Man]

I was able to shim my rebound bushing head between it and the c clip with a thin piece of plastic, problem solved.

 

[boogenman]

Sorry my bad for not understanding model years.

 

[scrublover]

Same as The Breaker Man, I shimmed mine.

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=584716