I lost the dials from my WC boxxer
the price for it is high because you cant just buy it, you need to buy the all rebound parts...
the rebound of the RC is less money.
will it work in the WC fork?
The 35mm Boxxer Team/World Cup/ R2C2/ blah blah has high and low speed rebound...essentially two knobs. A Race/RC rebound knob will not be able to replace it.
I serviced a Domain RC (pretty much the same as a Boxxer RC) and my Boxxer WC and I think it is not possible, they have completely different internals and, if I am not wrong, the bottom-right hole on the legs is bigger on the WC.
I serviced a Domain RC (pretty much the same as a Boxxer RC) and my Boxxer WC and I think it is not possible, they have completely different internals and, if I am not wrong, the bottom-right hole on the legs is bigger on the WC.
There is a reduction spacer on the bottom hole of the right leg of a Boxxer RC, the Boxxer WC would need this spacer in order to use the RC rebound damper.
There is a reduction spacer on the bottom hole of the right leg of a Boxxer RC, the Boxxer WC would need this spacer in order to use the RC rebound damper.
On top of that, the shaft diameter of the RC damper is far smaller, which means it pushes much less oil through your compression damper. The end result would be a decrease in rebound performance and extremely low compression damping.
I lost the dials from my WC boxxer
the price for it is high because you cant just buy it, you need to buy the all rebound parts...
the rebound of the RC is less money.
will it work in the WC fork?
checked with the ROCKSHOX man here
he said it will work
there is no different in the oil that will pass through the compression, because the shaft is the same size. so it will make the same oil height when it enters the oil bath.
checked with the ROCKSHOX man here
he said it will work
there is no different in the oil that will pass through the compression, because the shaft is the same size. so it will make the same oil height when it enters the oil bath.
Sorry but anyone telling you they are the same is definitely wrong. The R2C2 damper shaft is 19mm diameter, the RC shaft is somewhere between 12-12.7mm (don't have one in front of me to measure up right now), this means the R2C2 is displacing MORE THAN DOUBLE the oil that the RC shaft displaces.
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