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Drifter
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 Posted: Fri 18th Jul 10:52pm Post subject: Help Please Marzocchi Dj Makes A Clicky Noise When I Pull Up |
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Help my marzocchi dirt jams comp makes a clicky noise when i pull up as when im doing a bunny hop or jumps etc is makes a clicky noise when i pop up i don't know whats wrong can some one help me please.
And also can these forks be converted to 120mm travel as they are 100mm at the moment!
Can someone tell me how to change the travel in these forks please.
Thanks
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kcids-naughty-account
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 10:54pm Post subject: |
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yes, they can be extended as far as 150mm i believe. sounds like excessive top out, you could try a slightly heavier oil, or new rebound bushings if your a rich roznuc
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Drifter
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:02pm Post subject: |
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| kcids-naughty-account wrote: | | yes, they can be extended as far as 150mm i believe. sounds like excessive top out, you could try a slightly heavier oil, or new rebound bushings if your a rich roznuc |
Lol oh k how would i be able to extend them to 150?? And there only 2006 i think.
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Drifter
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:03pm Post subject: |
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so i dont think there oil forks i think there just coil!
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Bazza
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:11pm Post subject: |
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| Drifter wrote: | | so i dont think there oil forks i think there just coil! |
There should be oil in them, Check out the Marz Website and it should give you some more information on your forks 
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eyeball
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:17pm Post subject: |
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sounds like bad top out lots of them do it with a click or a ting noise
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Drifter
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Soba
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:21pm Post subject: |
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I seriously doubt there will be enough stanchion in there to get to 150mm, although 150mm models do exist.
Pretty much all Marz DJ forks suffer from excessive topout except the top models. You can slow them down with heavy greasing, heavier oil if applicable etc but this will also slow your compression. Live with it till you can score a better fork.
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Drifter
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:21pm Post subject: |
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| eyeball wrote: | | sounds like bad top out lots of them do it with a click or a ting noise |
Do you reckon it could be fixed? And how much
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Soba
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:23pm Post subject: |
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Nah theres no oil adjustability in those. You could mess about making a different topout bumper but thats about it, i wouldn't bother. Save for some Argyles.
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:24pm Post subject: |
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fix = buy a better fork. Most cheap forks have horrible top out. the marzocchi dj's that came off the 06 p1's were some of the worst for topping out.
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Drifter
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:26pm Post subject: |
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| konabob wrote: | | fix = buy a better fork. Most cheap forks have horrible top out. the marzocchi dj's that came off the 06 p1's were some of the worst for topping out. |
Which forks u reckon i should buy that doesn't cost to much and that i could try and good for jumps etc
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:31pm Post subject: |
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| Drifter wrote: | | so i dont think there oil forks i think there just coil! |
all forks take oil buddy.
if you find it too much of a problem then you should upgrade to a dirt jumper. then you'll have some more adjustabiity and a nicer fork all round
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Drifter
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:33pm Post subject: |
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| CHCHFreerider wrote: | | Drifter wrote: | | so i dont think there oil forks i think there just coil! |
all forks take oil buddy.
if you find it too much of a problem then you should upgrade to a dirt jumper. then you'll have some more adjustabiity and a nicer fork all round |
Where would the oil go??
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Soba
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| Posted: Fri 18th Jul 11:37pm Post subject: |
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| CHCHFreerider wrote: | | Drifter wrote: | | so i dont think there oil forks i think there just coil! |
all forks take oil buddy.
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Not true. Not every fork is oil damped - in this case the MCU itself provides the damping - badly. Even the basic oil-damped DJs have this issue too.
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