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\r\n \r\n Who ever put the aftermarket springs in didn\'t install them right. Take forks apart reassemble and be sure to keep everything straight when you tighten it all back up.\r\n
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need help guys
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Less than 1 minute ago
\r\n \r\n Who ever put the aftermarket springs in didn\'t install them right. Take forks apart reassemble and be sure to keep everything straight when you tighten it all back up.\r\n
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\r\n \r\n Ok that\'s what I was thinking just wanted to make sure before I pulled them all apart\r\n
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\r\n \r\n yea they are easy to pull apart. the c clip can be a little tricky though.\r\n
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\r\n \r\n Ok so I pulled them apart and holding the fork legs next to each other one was definitely longer (the spring) so I pulled everything apart put in the delrin bushings and unscrewed the spring ends and than springs were same length side by side. Put it all back together and they were same length. Reason why fork tube was twisted is because they had top spring deal tab180 from where it was supposed to be. I put it all back together and tubes measured same length. Bolted axle in with wheel than it did same thing tire rubs throttle side rubber dust cover. Wtf is going on\r\n
07-21-2011, 04:54 PM
Hey guys I just bought a minty fiddy fully setup. It had dirt tires so I just put on street tires. Well now th wheel rubs on true throttle side fork seal/wiper. If u look at it from the front looks like the axle is at an angle and the opposite side fork leg is shorter causing the tire to be angled. The only other lthing I noticed when I took the axle out was the throttle side fork leg spun backwards 90 degrees and its super hard to twist back. Only thing done to front is aftermarket springs ill put pics on after work anyone have ideas
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