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18-04.-2004, 05:38 PM
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Replacing bushings (bushes? reducers?) on rear coilover shock - how?
Title says most. I have a Rock Shox Deluxe rear shock on my bike (6.5"
i2i, 1.5" stroke) and wanted to replace it with this here Fox Vanilla (same i2i, stroke). Now, the bushings are different sizes, so I wanted to transfer the ones from the Rock Shox to the Fox. Is there an easy way to get them out and in? Are they screw-in? Are they just kind of hammered in? What's the best way to yank them out and then slam the new ones in without breaking everything (including myself)? I can throw up some pictures if anyone's confused and thinks it would help any. -Slash -- "Ebert Victorious" -The Onion |
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