chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
Drikko on a Sunday morning, yep, the perfect description.
Drikko on a Sunday morning, yep, the perfect description.
Dellortoman
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- Tasmania, Australia
Reggie3cl said:
Short answer: Yes.
Long answer: You're not replacing it all. The emulators only replace the damping valve. The piston and nylon ring is retained and still needs to seal against the inside of the fork leg.
R
Reggie3cl
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Right, I wasn't sure as there is a new damper rod that goes with the Marzo kit- didn't look at it too closely I must admit.
Looks like those small parts may have to come from Bevelheaven- I will order them in advance of fitting the emulator kit- new lighter oil and a good clean out will have to do for now. Can't believe that the bit that was in upside down would have helped either.
Looks like those small parts may have to come from Bevelheaven- I will order them in advance of fitting the emulator kit- new lighter oil and a good clean out will have to do for now. Can't believe that the bit that was in upside down would have helped either.
Dellortoman
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- Tasmania, Australia
OK, that's different to the way I've done it (which is the same as in Tom's photo). Your kit has the piston ring on the emulator. So you are replacing the whole lot.
May I please revise my "yes" answer to "no"?
May I please revise my "yes" answer to "no"?
Jotaman
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- Verrierdale, Qld
They look the goods man - complete swap out - lovely (particularly as i see Mr BH is a little lite on for drums and seals), i'd get some new teflon/nylon seals turned up locally (get extra as they can break on drum installation ???) and wait for the new flash ones to arrive.
Peter
Peter