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    Fork Seals 2004 ZX6RR

    Hi I was wondering if anyone has had any time replacing a set of these seals with AK20 cartridges? I dont want to disturb anything when I pull them down as I have never worked on a set of forks with after market cartridges?

    Or is it just like pulling down a normal set of forks?

    I have emailed Robert Taylor but got an auto response saying he is away so thought I would ask on here
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    If you do it yourself, be super careful with the fork cap height when you conect it back to the damper rod, and also be VERY careful not to damage the top of the damper rod. AK20 rods a very soft
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    If you do it yourself, be super careful with the fork cap height when you conect it back to the damper rod, and also be VERY careful not to damage the top of the damper rod. AK20 rods a very soft
    hmm I really wanted someone like Robert to do it but I get the bike friday and have to have it ready for racing next weekend.

    I might talk to my mate from a bike shop who does suspension work
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    also what is recomended oil weight? for racing application
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    You will get a response to the email, Ivan.
    Sorry, I can't remember what weight/cst oil we used in my AK20s
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    You will get a response to the email, Ivan.
    Sorry, I can't remember what weight/cst oil we used in my AK20s
    Last time I spoke to him he said he'll be back at work on the 21st - this coming Monday. Won't that give you enough time? A fork seal change is a 2hr job (max) if you know what you're doing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by R6_kid View Post
    Last time I spoke to him he said he'll be back at work on the 21st - this coming Monday. Won't that give you enough time? A fork seal change is a 2hr job (max) if you know what you're doing.
    Yep, changing seals isn't a drama... you just got to be careful with the AK20 cartridges
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivan View Post
    Hi I was wondering if anyone has had any time replacing a set of these seals with AK20 cartridges? I dont want to disturb anything when I pull them down as I have never worked on a set of forks with after market cartridges?

    Or is it just like pulling down a normal set of forks?

    I have emailed Robert Taylor but got an auto response saying he is away so thought I would ask on here


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