How do they compare to stock marzocchi seals? I saw threads from 2004 saying the are really hard to install and some said they didn't work very well.
Have they improved?
Have they improved?
Did you get them from Enduro, I know they had a retailer selling very old stock awhile back.amydalayna said:The first set I installed were bad and cracked RIGHT after I installed them. I had to remove then and install another set a day later.
Even though the first set were crap, the second set hasn't provided me any issues.
no, i didn't get them through Enduro... and that's what I heard when I complained (that they came from someone selling an old stock)foesjunky said:Did you get them from Enduro, I know they had a retailer selling very old stock awhile back.
And that has what to do with this thread?foesjunky said:I've raced with enduro seals for two years in a boxxer. I never had a seal leak! And installing them is easy, I used a large socket to press mine in.
Call Chris at Enduro.
Jm_ said:And that has what to do with this thread?
Well, boxxer seals have been notorious for leaking. Marzocchi seals have a reputation of standing up to a lot of abuse and doing a good job. The original poster doesn't want to know how a boxxer holds up with different seals. Perhaps the title or original post was confusing to you?binary visions said:
Uh, testimonial to them providing a good level of functionality? It's the same materials, same design process, and likely the same tolerances.
No, I think I understood the title and the original post just fine. Maybe this was confusing to you?Jm_ said:Well, boxxer seals have been notorious for leaking. Marzocchi seals have a reputation of standing up to a lot of abuse and doing a good job. The original poster doesn't want to know how a boxxer holds up with different seals. Perhaps the title or original post was confusing to you?
I saw threads from 2004 saying the are really hard to install and some said they didn't work very well.
Here is what it has to do with the thread,Jm_ said:And that has what to do with this thread?
My badDHCorky said:The only thing that makes a Enduro seal a Marzocchi or Rock Shox seal are the diameters of the seal. Other than that the seals are identical.
The maz. seals are good seals. You might be able to get the enduro seals abit cheaper. You can't go wrong with either set of seals.mtnbrider said:If I were to replace the seals, I was wondering if Enduros would be better.
I should point out that the Enduro people mentioned that that batch of seals were bad, and he did replace them for free...amydalayna said:The first set I installed were bad and cracked RIGHT after I installed them. I had to remove then and install another set a day later.
Even though the first set were crap, the second set hasn't provided me any issues.
i never sent in my old seals. but that's my fault. i lost the contact info.sanjuro said:I should point out that the Enduro people mentioned that that batch of seals were bad, and he did replace them for free...