Mission Control Damper
DCR00
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Morning all
Anyone know if a Mission Control Damper can be fitted to a 32mm fork ?
I'm prob gonna change the Comp and rebound dampers in my Sektor, and I quite like the idea of having an adjustable high speed compression circuit as opposed to the factory set one you get in the RCT3 damper, however you only see the MC damper on Lyrik and above, suggesting that maybe the MC damper only fits wider stanchions...
I've emailed Loco for advice, but nothing yet, so thought I would ask
Cheers
DCR
Anyone know if a Mission Control Damper can be fitted to a 32mm fork ?
I'm prob gonna change the Comp and rebound dampers in my Sektor, and I quite like the idea of having an adjustable high speed compression circuit as opposed to the factory set one you get in the RCT3 damper, however you only see the MC damper on Lyrik and above, suggesting that maybe the MC damper only fits wider stanchions...
I've emailed Loco for advice, but nothing yet, so thought I would ask
Cheers
DCR
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Motion Control:
might be able to be fitted to your forks.
Mission Control:
definitely can't be fitted to your forks.
Which do you mean?
EDIT: Ok so Rockshox do a 'Mission Control Damper', whatever :P0 -
It already has MoCo, but on Poploc, which is a bit rubbish as i never use lockout
Loco have confirmed that the new RCT3 damper will fit fine, but TBH i dont really want the three position platform you get with that damper (i fail to see the benefit of using the mid position and low speed comp adjust) and would prefer to be able to adjust both high and low speed compression
if i cant, then i cant0 -
Not sure what they mean - the damping cartridge is totally seperate to the air cartridge.0
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i think the point he was making was that there was little point in upgrading the rebound damper if i was going to have the most basic compression damper as well
from SRAM - "The dual flow damper from the revelations is on the more expensive models, so to get your fork to perform in the same way you would also need an upgraded compression damper to see any effect."
So not saying you cant do it, but suggesting for best performance, you change both0 -
supersonic wrote:Not sure what they mean - the damping cartridge is totally seperate to the air cartridge.
Sorry, ignore my last reply
if you have a coil fork, then they have a top out spring on the rebound damper which prevents you from using the dual flow
i have solo air, so no top out spring0