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Bike I ride:	Wrought Iron Ass, Banshee Amp, Norco 4By
Favorite Trails:	Whistler and the coast.
About Me:	I disturb the shit.
Products Recommended:	Transition BottleRocket \| RockShox Domain 318 U-Turn \| RockShox Pike 454 U-Turn \| ODI Ruffian MX MTB Lock-On Grips
Companies Supported:	RockShox \| Fox Racing \| Truvativ \| Spank \| Shimano

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joesturdy wrote
Nov 2, 2009 at 4:44

Ahh sweet, thanks, the actual fork lowering seems easy but I was just worrying about levels, don't want to blow a set of new seals thats all.

joesturdy wrote
Nov 1, 2009 at 13:33

Right, yet another probably daft question, are the oil levels the amount of oil in ml? Or the actual physical level in mm? I found an old Marzocchi Manual and that talks about oil levels in mm. Thanks. Joe.

joesturdy wrote
Oct 31, 2009 at 15:31

I lowered the forks to 70mm and when I put them back together and the right seal leaked everywhere, I'm going to put new seals in but I still have no clue how much oil to put in.

jonlakephoto wrote
Oct 29, 2009 at 15:23

now to see how long it lasts haha

joesturdy wrote
Oct 27, 2009 at 5:02

Hi, messaged you a week or so back about fork lowering. I've got them apart and am wondering whether to replace the seals while I've got them in bits. How do you know if they need replacing? I had a problem with them losing a bit of air before, would that be the seals?