I have marzocchi dj3's and boxxer team forks, should I get different oil for each fork or could I get finish line oil and use it for both forks?
fork oil questions
- Thread starter JJ_PA
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Go to your local motorcycle shop and get a quart or two of BEL-RAY High Performance fork oil in a weight of your choosing. 7,10,15wt.
Good stuff! It's about $8-9 a quart.
Mike
Good stuff! It's about $8-9 a quart.
Mike
Not sure about Marz, but in any Rock Shox Fork - Rock Oil works pertty darn good!!
How do you extract oil from rocks?Acadian said:
hippy
put then inside your Boxxer and go ride N* for an afternoon.kidwoo said:
then dilute with Whiskey!
Ooooooh that might solve my winter stiffening problem. Works for my joints, why not my dampers?Acadian said:
sweet
7 or 7.5wt for the marocchi
5wt for the rebound side of the rockshox, 10 or 15wt for it's compression side.
Silkone, Belray, Yahama, Maxima, etc, all the moto-oils work really well, seal-swellers are pretty rare these days and will be noted on the outside of the product if the oil contains them. These oils all work about the same, some of them have a varying viscosity depending on the brand, but they all work great.
5wt for the rebound side of the rockshox, 10 or 15wt for it's compression side.
Silkone, Belray, Yahama, Maxima, etc, all the moto-oils work really well, seal-swellers are pretty rare these days and will be noted on the outside of the product if the oil contains them. These oils all work about the same, some of them have a varying viscosity depending on the brand, but they all work great.